Monday's Blue Origin mission, touted as a historic all-female crew flight, was nothing more than a laughable spectacle.

Six women, including pop star Katy Perry, took a brief trip, barely reaching the edge of space.

This so-called milestone was the ultimate virtue-signaling stunt. It's being celebrated as a ground-breaking achievement, but let's be real: It was a glorified amusement park ride.

The New Shepard rocket, operated by mega-billionaire and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, carried the crew for a mere 10 minutes. The flight required no piloting, as the vehicle is fully autonomous, according to ABC News.

NBC News further added that these women crossed the Kármán line, 62 miles above Earth, but just barely. They experienced a few minutes of weightlessness before descending back to the ground.

And yet, we're supposed to pretend this is a historic accomplishment? A 10-minute joyride doesn't compare to the feats of true astronauts who've spent months (or more) in space.