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1. www.celestis.com › blog › space-burialSpace Burial: The Final Frontier | Memorial Spaceflights

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   Space burials with Celestis are easy to arrange with a team of caring experts to help you and your family make final arrangements. The solace of knowing that professionals are handling a space burial makes the bereavement easier to bear because all the details about the event will be handled.

2. thetvdb.com › series › time-teamTime Team - Time Team's Guide to Burial - TheTVDB.com

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   Apr 29, 2012 · Thanks to two decades of digging burial sites, Time Team can draw on extraordinary evidence from Neolithic bone caves, Bronze Age cemeteries, Roman mausoleums, jewellery-laden Anglo Saxon burials and even funeral pyres.

3. www.celestis.com › blog › the-evolution-of-spaceThe Evolution of Space Funerals and Where We’re Headed

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   A space funeral is a unique way of honoring the dead by launching their remains into space. In this article, we will look back at the history of space burials, how it changed traditional funeral practices, and what to expect in the future with Celestis, a space funeral company.

4. www.joincake.com › blog › how-space-burials-workHow Space Burials Work: Cost & How to Plan | Cake Blog

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   Oct 8, 2019 · Learn about space burials, including the history of space burials, their cost, the process, and how to plan one.

5. www.timeteamdigital.comTime Team

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   First airing on Channel 4 in 1994, Time Team became one of the UK’s most beloved and long-running TV shows. The ground-breaking history series presented by Tony Robinson helped to popularise the field of archaeology and has since been watched in over 50 countries worldwide!

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6. www.ashesinspace.usScatter Ashes In Space | Aura Flights

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   Aura Flights scatters each passenger's ashes over 100,000 feet above the Earth in the inky blackness of space. Here, they spread out to travel around the entire planet for 3–6 months, before finally settling all across the globe as rainfall and snowflakes to become one with nature again.

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   What is a space burial?

   • What’s a Space Burial? A space burial is, simply put, the practice of launching cremated remains into space. Companies in the business of putting ashes in space often refer to space burials as “memorial spaceflights.” More accurately, the ashes are sent into orbit for a brief amount of time before returning to Earth.

   How Space Burials Work: Cost & How to Plan | Cake Blog

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   How do I plan a space burial?

   • The best (and really only) way to plan a space burial is to get in touch with one of the private space companies that routinely plan these missions. They will help you navigate any permits you need, and will often guarantee a complimentary second mission if their first mission is unsuccessful. It may be a few years before a spot clears up.

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   What is a space funeral?

   • In addition to offering a unique way of honoring the dead, a space funeral also allows families to preserve the memories of their loved ones in a way that traditional burial methods cannot match. With space funerals, the remains of the departed become a part of the vast cosmos, serving as a reminder of their legacy and impact on the world.

   The Evolution of Space Funerals and Where We’re Headed

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   When was the first space burial performed?

   • The first space burial by a private company was performed in 1997. Celestis carried sample remains of 24 people into an elliptical orbit, which orbited the Earth once every 96 minutes until re-entry in 2002.

   Stellar Goodbyes: The Practice and Legality of Space Burials - StarLust

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8. starlust.org › spStellar Goodbyes: The Practice and Legality of Space Burials

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   Aug 9, 2024 · If you are interested in a space burial for yourself or someone else, as we’ve discussed, there are many options available to you, allowing you or them the chance to go into space, even if it is after death.