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Celestis to Send Human Ashes Beyond the Moon on Deep-Space Memorial Flight in 2026
Celestis, a Texas-based pioneer of space memorial services, is preparing its next deep-space mission, Infinite Flight, scheduled for late 2026. Launched aboard Stoke Space’s fully reusable Nova rocket from Cape Canaveral, the mission will carry cremated remains and DNA samples beyond the Moon into a permanent solar orbit. Part of Celestis’s Voy...
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SpaceX to Launch Over 150 Memorial DNA Capsules into Orbit on Celestis’ Perseverance Flight
SpaceX’s Transporter-14 mission on June 23 will carry over 150 capsules of DNA and cremated remains into orbit for Celestis. The flight, in partnership with The Exploration Company, will briefly orbit Earth before reentry. It marks Celestis’ 25th space memorial mission and offers a symbolic journey for participants, including the youngest Europ...
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Earth's Endangered Species Might Be Sent To The Moon In 'Noah's Ark' To Avoid Extinction
Scientists are proposing a groundbreaking plan to store the DNA of endangered species on the Moon to protect them from potential global catastrophes.
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"It's In Our DNA To Explore": NASA Joins Controversial Search For UFOs
NASA on Thursday officially joined the search for UFOs -- but reflecting the stigma attached to the field, the US space agency kept secret for hours the identity of the person heading a new program tracking mystery flying objects.
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NASA Astronaut Kate Rubins, Two Russian Cosmonauts Blast Off to International Space Station
A Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying a US astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts blasted off from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Wednesday and successfully reached orbit, live footage broadcast by Russia's space agency Roscosmos showed.
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Sugar Molecules Probably Exist In Deep Space, Says NASA
The sugar that makes up DNA could be floating around in the vast darkness of space, say scientists at the US space agency NASA.
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Astronauts Identify Unknown Microbes In Space For First Time
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have for the first time identified microbes in space without having to samples back to Earth for tests.The ability to identify microbes in space could aid in the ability to diagnose and treat astronaut ailments in real time.
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Priyanka Chopra Says Insecurity Is 'Definitely Not In Her DNA'
Priyanka Chopra, who is awaiting the release of her Hollywood debut film Baywatch, said that she is very secure with the work she does. "We don't live in dark ages anymore," said the 34-year-old actress
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US, Russian, Japanese Astronauts Return From ISS
Three astronauts landed safely in Kazakhstan Sunday following a 115-day mission aboard the the International Space Station, including US astronaut Kate Rubins, the first person to sequence DNA in space.
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For First Time, NASA Scientist Sequences DNA In Space
NASA has successfully conducted the first genome sequencing in space aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
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DNA Sequenced for the First Time in Space Aboard ISS: Nasa
The ability to sequence the DNA of living organisms in space opens a whole new world of scientific and medical possibilities.
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First Virus-Hunter In Space Will Test Device To Decode DNA
Newly arrived space station astronaut Kate Rubins wore top-level biosafety suits for her work on Earth, but that won't be needed when she fires up a pocket-sized device to decode DNA in space.
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John Abraham: Adult Comedies are Not in My DNA
"I would not produce or act in an adult comedy film. But that doesn't mean I have a problem with it. I am not comfortable doing adult comedies. It is not in my DNA. That's not my space," said John
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Digital information can be stored in DNA - study
DNA can store the information from a million CDs in a space no bigger than your little finger, and could keep it safe for centuries.
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Despite problem of space, mall constructed in place of prime parking plot in Mumbai
Parking problem in Mumbai is an open secret. However, despite the paucity of space, the civic body continues to approve plans to reconstruct buildings on plots reserved for parking. The latest casualty is a 2,612 square metre-prime plot meant for public parking in the heart of the city.A three-storey mall has come up on a plot reserved for parking ...
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Celestis to Send Human Ashes Beyond the Moon on Deep-Space Memorial Flight in 2026
Celestis, a Texas-based pioneer of space memorial services, is preparing its next deep-space mission, Infinite Flight, scheduled for late 2026. Launched aboard Stoke Space’s fully reusable Nova rocket from Cape Canaveral, the mission will carry cremated remains and DNA samples beyond the Moon into a permanent solar orbit. Part of Celestis’s Voy...
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SpaceX to Launch Over 150 Memorial DNA Capsules into Orbit on Celestis’ Perseverance Flight
SpaceX’s Transporter-14 mission on June 23 will carry over 150 capsules of DNA and cremated remains into orbit for Celestis. The flight, in partnership with The Exploration Company, will briefly orbit Earth before reentry. It marks Celestis’ 25th space memorial mission and offers a symbolic journey for participants, including the youngest Europ...
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Earth's Endangered Species Might Be Sent To The Moon In 'Noah's Ark' To Avoid Extinction
Scientists are proposing a groundbreaking plan to store the DNA of endangered species on the Moon to protect them from potential global catastrophes.
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"It's In Our DNA To Explore": NASA Joins Controversial Search For UFOs
NASA on Thursday officially joined the search for UFOs -- but reflecting the stigma attached to the field, the US space agency kept secret for hours the identity of the person heading a new program tracking mystery flying objects.
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NASA Astronaut Kate Rubins, Two Russian Cosmonauts Blast Off to International Space Station
A Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying a US astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts blasted off from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Wednesday and successfully reached orbit, live footage broadcast by Russia's space agency Roscosmos showed.
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Sugar Molecules Probably Exist In Deep Space, Says NASA
The sugar that makes up DNA could be floating around in the vast darkness of space, say scientists at the US space agency NASA.
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Astronauts Identify Unknown Microbes In Space For First Time
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have for the first time identified microbes in space without having to samples back to Earth for tests.The ability to identify microbes in space could aid in the ability to diagnose and treat astronaut ailments in real time.
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Priyanka Chopra Says Insecurity Is 'Definitely Not In Her DNA'
Priyanka Chopra, who is awaiting the release of her Hollywood debut film Baywatch, said that she is very secure with the work she does. "We don't live in dark ages anymore," said the 34-year-old actress
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US, Russian, Japanese Astronauts Return From ISS
Three astronauts landed safely in Kazakhstan Sunday following a 115-day mission aboard the the International Space Station, including US astronaut Kate Rubins, the first person to sequence DNA in space.
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For First Time, NASA Scientist Sequences DNA In Space
NASA has successfully conducted the first genome sequencing in space aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
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DNA Sequenced for the First Time in Space Aboard ISS: Nasa
The ability to sequence the DNA of living organisms in space opens a whole new world of scientific and medical possibilities.
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First Virus-Hunter In Space Will Test Device To Decode DNA
Newly arrived space station astronaut Kate Rubins wore top-level biosafety suits for her work on Earth, but that won't be needed when she fires up a pocket-sized device to decode DNA in space.
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John Abraham: Adult Comedies are Not in My DNA
"I would not produce or act in an adult comedy film. But that doesn't mean I have a problem with it. I am not comfortable doing adult comedies. It is not in my DNA. That's not my space," said John
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Digital information can be stored in DNA - study
DNA can store the information from a million CDs in a space no bigger than your little finger, and could keep it safe for centuries.
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Despite problem of space, mall constructed in place of prime parking plot in Mumbai
Parking problem in Mumbai is an open secret. However, despite the paucity of space, the civic body continues to approve plans to reconstruct buildings on plots reserved for parking. The latest casualty is a 2,612 square metre-prime plot meant for public parking in the heart of the city.A three-storey mall has come up on a plot reserved for parking ...
