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Critics say NASA made wrong decision to fly Orion spacecraft with unmodified heat shield.
"Expediency won over safety and good materials science and engineering," expert says.
Ex-NASA astronaut Charles Camarda says agency and leadership team should be "ashamed" The Artemis II mission involves four astronauts and the agency's first crewed mission into deep space in more than 50 years .
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