Neil Freiman

The Marvel subreddit has 771,000 users who post 12,000 times a week.

Avatar's account on X has barely any people for this kind of franchise.

360,000 followers.

Star Wars has 6.4 million and Marvel over twice that.

So in terms of true fans, Avatar doesn't seem to have that many.

And commercially, it always punches above its weight.

It has two of the top five highest grossing movies

Yeah, the knock against Avatar is that it never leaves any cultural trace.

Yeah, I thought this was pretty cool that they didn't actually have to make a lot of adjustments to the spacecraft to accommodate her, according to the company.

And that's because they said they designed the capsule with accessibility in mind.

They also mentioned that they've taken other maybe non-traditional astronauts to space through this particular program.

They took

two 90 year olds becoming the oldest people to ever go to space and others with limited mobility and impaired sight or hearing so pretty interesting to see that they didn't have to make super so many tweaks or accommodations to uh to fit this wheelchair user and as for michaela she said her goal was not only to make space accessible to disabled people but to improve accessibility on earth too you could

You know, putting her space flight side by side with Katy Perry's.

And first of all, it's crazy that Katy Perry's was this year because that seems like an eternity ago.

Seems like Blue Origin has a little bit of a PR win with this.

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