@londubh So, one of the women mentions an incident that only happened in her head (she could “practically smell the silent impatience from the men nearby”) and in a different field (geology), and that is somehow proof of sexism in astronomy? And the fact that she now leads a NASA mission doesn't serve as counterexample?

And what about the other women featured, who fail to provide a single concrete fact to back up their claims?

I mean, didn't the authors know about Jocelyn Bell, who discovered pulsars and was robbed of a Nobel prize by Antony Hewish? Now that's a blatant case of sexism in science in general and astronomy in particular! But I bet she doesn't appear in any of the books they're clearly advertising.