NASA Artemis all-male crew faces criticism over shifting priorities

NASA unveiled a four-man crew for the Artemis III mission, highlighting a lack of female astronauts, which sparked criticism given the program’s goal to include diverse representation, including the first woman on the moon. Critics argued that, among 15 qualified women astronauts, none were selected, raising questions about potential bias or deliberate exclusion. NASA officials stated the selection was based on mission requirements and technical qualifications, not politics, and noted that some women were training for other missions. The decision has fueled ongoing debates about diversity, representation, and the transparency of NASA's crew selection process.

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