NASA Goes Boldly Where Many Have Gone Before: into Political Correctness

NASA considers names such as the Eskimo Nebula colonialist and discriminatory.

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Hubble Space Telescope image of NGC 2392, also known as the Eskimo Nebula, released in 2000.

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The latest paradox of progressive stupidity: NASA, an organization created to colonize the whole damn universe, wants to erase all traces of the names of possible colonizers in its archives of cosmic objects, as part of its diversity policies. But that’s the secondary news. For most of us, the primary news is that NASA has an Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity, which “leads diversity and civil rights policies, programs, and services — enabling the universe of available talent to contribute inclusively and equitably to NASA.” According to the agency, the first name to be deleted is that of the Eskimo Nebula, which in the opinion of these scientists is “racist” and “colonial.” And the second is the Siamese Twins Galaxy, which they consider clearly “inappropriate,” although they do not clarify whether it is offensive for galaxies, Siamese, or twins.

In the past, when one was suffocating under the ideological pressure of the apostles of cultural Marxism, one could dream of going to the moon and living outside the modern world. But now the dream is over. NASA wants the moon and all of space to be politically correct places. Yet even if we take their side in this struggle, we have to recognize that, as progressives like to say, “there is still much to do.”

Itxu Díaz

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Itxu Díaz

Itxu Díaz is a Spanish journalist, political satirist, and author. His new book is I Will Not Eat Crickets: An Angry Satirist Declares War on the Globalist Elite.

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