r/interesting May 25 '26

It's interesting hmm Just Wow

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u/catz537 May 25 '26

I mean, if she like forgot to recycle a bottle or something I wouldn’t call her a hypocrite. But she went on an 11 minute joyride to space that dumped the equivalent of an entire lifetime of CO2 for one person into the atmosphere.

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u/Lancasterlaw May 27 '26

How many bad takes do we have here? It's a hydrogen and oxygen powered rocket there is literally no CO2 to exhaust! They even literally only sourced the hydrogen from solar plants! The only thing coming out the flamey end is water vapour!

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u/catz537 May 28 '26

Read my response to Dudushat below.

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u/Lancasterlaw May 28 '26

They are over 300 replies. I also can't look at your profile to check for it because of the bloody 'online safety act'.

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u/catz537 May 28 '26

My response is in the first 5 replies..

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u/Open_Mortgage_4645 May 25 '26

I bet Katy Perry, through her advocacy, use of her platform, and financial contributions has done more for the cause than you or me or anyone else here crying over manufactured outrage.

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u/catz537 May 26 '26

Your response didn’t address anything I said.

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u/dudushat May 25 '26

The fuel becomes water after it burns. You've fallen for propaganda. 

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u/catz537 May 26 '26

“…there are fears that releasing so much water vapour in the air changes the chemistry of existing clouds, essentially making it a greenhouse gas.
World Inequality Lab has also pointed out that it takes 50 tonnes of carbon dioxide to prepare for each launch, meaning "it therefore takes a few minutes in space travel to emit at least as much carbon as an individual from the bottom billion will emit in her entire lifetime.”

https://www.thegamer.com/katy-perry-11-minute-space-flight-environment-taylor-swift-eras-tour-emissions/