NASA Deletes Comic Book About How Women Can Be Astronauts

NASA deleted two comic books on astronauts from all its websites, NASA watch ReportsIt appears to be the last victim of the Trump administration’s cleansing of the “Dei” content of federal agencies.

Online comedy, entitled “The first woman: NASA’s promise to mankind “and” The first woman: expanding our world “, tells young women to become astronauts, in anticipation of Artemis’s upcoming tasks in NASA, which was appointed to see the first female astronaut to lengthen on the surface of the moon. Oh, except for this promise as well.

The two volumes have been shown on NASA on the web since its release in 2021 and 2023, respectively. But as of March 2025, both are now clearly eliminated from the presence of the space agency online.

Soon after Trump took office in January Rub a full set of terms The administration will consider “wake up”, including any content “specifically” women “.

Janet Petro, Director of Acting Agency, also chosen by Trump, also Threatened employees With “negative consequences” if they do not talk about any Dei’s efforts, it occurs without official approval.

It should not be sudden, then, that the distinctive policy is frightening is controlling content with useful and harmless messages such as “women can also be astronauts.” The most crustaceous thing is that NASA’s pages about Artemis mission are no longer proud of the promise that she will “get the first woman, the first colorful person, and the first international space pioneer on the moon.”

This Dragnet control approach is used in other government wings, resulting in errors of exposing racist foundations and women from the reason for their existence. Last week, for example, the Pentagon lit a stir when he deleted a web page around the baseball player and civil rights champion Jackie Robinson – an assumed error official Blame on the tool of artificial intelligence.

A well -known comedy did not have a lot of attendees to help her. But she found herself at least one prominent hero: Iceland Space Agency. Daniel Lip, director of the Iceland Agency for Space Agency, responded to NASA watch On LinkedIn, imagine censorship and undertaking a cartoon platform.

Leib wrote, for everyone NASA watch. “We will also start an initiative to translate it into an Icelandic … and continue the story.”

Lip added: “I hope we start everything in his power.” In fact, it is a founding force in political geography, economy and society as a whole.

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