Canadian Company To Launch Cremated Remains Into Space

SPACEMART

Columbiad offers a variety of low cost launch services.

Kitchener - Dec 08, 2003
The President of Columbiad Launch Services Inc. , Mr Richard Graf, announced today Columbiad's new line of Starburst Memorial Flight Services which will provide an affordable and reliable way commemorating a persons life by launching their ashes into space.

Based on Columbiad Launch Services' Industrial Sounding System (ISS) Starburst Memorials will fly a clients cremated ashes into space as a primary payload on one of our Mosquito flight vehicles where they will be ejected and scattered. As the ashes float down to Earth it is expected that the heaver particles will land within a hundred kilometers or so of the launch site and the lighter particles may be picked up by the jet stream and carried around the world.

Starburst Memorials Flight Service offers to launch a persons full cremated remains as a complete, no hassle package for only $12,500us.

Columbiad's Starburst and Wayfarer Memorials flight services are poised to become a world leader in memorial space launches. Taking advantage of the cost savings provided by Columbiad's Industrial Sounding System (ISS), Starburst Memorials is able to provide memorial space launches for a fraction of the cost of any other launching service.

Columbiad Launch Services Inc. is a dynamic new commercial space launch company dedicated to providing affordable access to space for everyone. Columbiad is currently developing a fully portable Industrial Sounding System. (ISS) which uses advanced ballistic propulsion technology to propel a variety of low cost launch vehicles into space for scientific research and memorial flights.

Memory Foam Mattress Review

SPACE MEDIA NETWORK PROMOTIONS
Solar Energy Solutions
Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison ...

Newsletters :: SpaceDaily :: SpaceWar :: TerraDaily :: Energy Daily
XML Feeds :: Space News :: Earth News :: War News :: Solar Energy News

SPACEMART

North American Space Directory Debuts Today

Bethesda - Dec 08, 2003
Beginning today, those looking for information on the key players involved with the $90 billion satellite and space marketplace will be able to refer to an old 'friend.' During a meeting at NASA Headquarters, the new, 7th edition of the 'North American Space Directory' was officially released. Completely updated and revised, this indispensable reference offers the most current, detailed profiles on more than 1500 commercial, government, and academic institutions.

SPACE TRAVEL White House Says "Premature" To Speculate About Lunar Plans Pioneer 10 Thirty Years Into Interstellar Voyage Cassini Captures Jupiter In Close-Up Portrait Space Rights Proposal To Be Launched At International Lunar Conference	MARSDAILY Japan Poised To Abandon Martian Probe Mission Crucial Moments On The Way To Mars Membranes On Mars Mars Missions Have International Flavor
LAUNCH PAD ILS Successfully Launches Atlas IIAS with NRO Payload Preparations Underway For The Soyuz Launch Of AMOS-2 Sea Launch Team Prepares for a Three-Launch Opener in 2004 Russia Launches Two Small Yamal GEO Birds	EARTH OBSERVATION Hyperion Hyperspectal Imager On-Orbit For Three Years Raytheon Team Awarded Study Contract by NOAA for GOES-R Forest Mapping From Space Supports Kyoto Protocol Satellites Assist Planners Preventing Floods
OUTER PLANETS Pushing Out The Kuiper Belt New Horizons Mission Team Plans Jupiter Encounter Pluto Mission May Be Early Victim Of Growing Budget Crisis Pluto Mission May Be Early Victim Of Growing Budget Crisis	STELLAR CHEMISTRY Three-Ton Science Experiment To Cruise South Pole Skies For Cosmic Rays NASA Selects SwRI Proposal To Study Interstellar Boundary New View Of Milky Way In Gamma Rays World's Largest Air Shower Array Searching For Super-High-Energy Cosmic Rays
MOON DAILY SMART-1 Is Changing Thrust Strategy To Avoid Long Eclipses SMART-1 Keeps On Thrusting With Solar Heated Gas Buyers Look To The Moon As Alternative To "Costly" Real Estate On Earth Spiralling To The Moon Via The Van Allen Radiation Belts	GPS NEWS Inmarsat, EADS and Thales Form Consortium to Bid for Galileo Concession Aeroflex Signs Licensing Agreement with Navigation Laboratories Eutelsat Leads Bid With LogicaCMG, Hispasat And AENA For Galileo Boeing Dedicates New GPS Colorado Springs Facility

The content herein, unless otherwise known to be public domain, are Copyright 1995-2006 - SpaceDaily.AFP and UPI Wire Stories are copyright Agence France-Presse and United Press International. ESA PortalReports are copyright European Space Agency. All NASA sourced material is public domain. Additionalcopyrights may apply in whole or part to other bona fide parties. Advertising does not imply endorsement,agreement or approval of any opinions, statements or information provided by SpaceDaily on any Web page published or hosted by SpaceDaily. Privacy Statement