The remains of a Detroit native were launched into space as part of a “Space burial” through Celestis, a company offering memorial spaceflights. More than 100 individuals’ remains will join the Spaceflight Sun Synchronous Orbit. This company has been previously offering space burials but the COVID-19 pandemic led to a delay in launches. The current launch was powered by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Loved ones will be able to track their loved ones’ orbital journey via an app. “Space burials” are becoming increasingly popular as they offer a unique way to grieve and honour a loved one.
Detroit Native’s Remains Launched Into Space in “Celestis Flight”
A Detroit native who grew up in Birmingham is one of more than 100 people who by the end of this week will have a piece of their remains launched into space and into the Earth’s orbit. "Space burials," as they’re often called, are becoming more common...
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