Nearly 200 separate remains, including those of the late Star Trek creator and two of the show’s cast members, will be part of an inaugural deep space mission to permanently orbit the sun as their final resting place.
Celestis, a company that has been promoting space burial service since 1994, will launch the first-of-its-kind memorial spaceflight to take place in nearly 30 years.
It marks a new twist in space burials for the non-traditional Houston, Texas-based company.
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