Gazing out the window of a rocket at Earth’s glistening blue perimeter, Emily Calandrelli’s mind was likely far from away from the trolls that inhabit the internet on this planet.

After becoming the 100th woman to ever go to space last week, West Virginia native Emily Calandrelli said she spent her flight home crying after she watched “hoards of men sexualize” and “belittle” her on the internet.

Emily Calandrelli recently became the 100th woman to travel to space, an achievement that should have been celebrated as a moment of personal triumph and a milestone in space exploration.

Emily Calandrelli, an MIT-trained engineer and future Blue Origin astronaut, recently made history after she became the 100th woman to venture into space.