The British company opened the service to spread ashes into the universe

Families can hold a special welcome ceremony for their loved ones thanks to the new service of Ascension Flights.

Ascension Flights launched a service to spread ashes after cremating the space next month, Telegraph reported on October 5. Families can put the ashes of relatives on the edge of the Earth's atmosphere, from which the ash will spread along the high winds of the stratosphere.

Ascension Flights opens service to put ashes in the universe.(Photo: Ascension Flights).

Ascension Flights has conducted a number of experiments with aerial balls , air balloons used for meteorological survey, at an altitude of about 34km. Experimenting with ash often shows that the ash particles after being released from the tank can fly up into the upper atmosphere, even escaping the gravity of the Earth and floating in a vacuum outside the universe.

Many people who love the first generation universe aspire to fly into space cannot taste the feeling of looking down to Earth from above and fulfilling their dreams."The new service will help families have the opportunity to fulfill the wishes of their loved ones. It is the final offering ceremony for those who have lived a full life , " said Dr. Chris Rose, co-founder of the company. company said.

They will also record the funeral ceremonies so that the deceased friends and family can follow the process of the ash being sprayed on space. The remaining moisture in the container will immediately freeze, creating a sparkling light. Empty containers then fall to Earth and are recovered by a dedicated tracking system.

Ascension Flights has conducted discussions with some funeral organizers in the UK. The first ceremony is scheduled to take place in November and use Ascension 1 special aircraft. The company said the service is receiving great attention with an initial price of $ 1,042.

The shadow image does not explode in the air.(Photo: Ascension Flights).

"Everyone will experience the feeling of losing someone I love. Some of our team members also have relatives who have died in the past few years, making the project more private , " said Dr. Rose. share.

"The pain is a very strong, unpredictable emotion, and the death of a loved one is very valuable for those who are still alive. We want to make sure we can provide an appropriate and rewarding service. trust before opening public service , " he added.

To implement the project, Ascension Flights developed and tested the method of spreading ash on the air for more than two years, learning funeral rites and learning how to handle ashes from experts.