In April, Blue Origin launched an all-female crew into space, including scientist Amanda Nguyen. The mission, designed to demonstrate commercial spaceflight capabilities and promote diversity within the industry, proceeded with the crew experiencing various aspects of microgravity. Despite the technical success of the launch, some crew members reported feelings of harassment and depression following their return to Earth. The incident has prompted discussions regarding psychological support and safety protocols in commercial space missions. The company has initiated reviews of its crew support systems to better address mental health concerns and ensure safer, more respectful environments for future missions. These events highlight ongoing challenges faced by crew members in commercial spaceflight, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive mental health care and crew management strategies. The incident underscores the need for continuous evaluation of crew well-being beyond the technical aspects of space missions.