Man plant ruimtebegrafenis for his dead cat

Science While most of the animal lovers, the mortal remains of their pet to let them cremate or buried in their garden, wants Steve Currency, an American from Oregon, a very special funeral for his cat, Pikachu. He will be axes of Pikachu – who died from the effects of diabetes – the space let over. Pikachu is the first cremated cat that is in orbit around the earth.

“Pikachu will be a farewell like no other cat that ever was,” writes Steve Currency on the GoFundMe page that he two months ago, started to fund-raise for the ruimtebegrafenis of his cat. “A part of his mortal remains, of his heart, will be in orbit around the earth, where he will watch over the earth and we can be location to follow while the earth floods with love.”

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The particular funeral is provided by Celestis, a company that also human axes send into space. According to the website of Celestis Pets will be the axes of the animal “is in orbit around the earth. They will remain there until she is back in the atmosphere end up, where they like a falling star and painlessly evaporate as a final tribute.” the

The company also offers several other options: the axes can also be in the space to be taken to experience microgravity and then return to the earth, where they as a souvenir to the owners to be returned. In addition, the axes have to be moved to the moon or in “deep space” shot. Price tags range from 2.495 dollar to more than 12.500 dollars.

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