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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Earth Luck | | | |  Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Technical and economical aspectsThe effort and cost of launching an object into space is very high. Furthermore, the cost is directly related to the payload, i.e. the mass of the object. Therefore various measures are taken to reduce the mass of the burial, which usually include:
The corpse is cremated, reducing the mass of the remains to about 5% of the initial mass (a few kilograms).
Only a small sample of the ashes is included, typically only 1 g or 7 g. The remainder of the ashe ...
See also:Space burial, Space burial - Technical and economical aspects, Space burial - History, Space burial - Outlook, Space burial - Full Body Burial, Space burial - Religious aspects, Space burial - Famous people buried in space, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999, Space burial - Planned to launch to Earth orbit no earlier that February 2006, Space burial - Buried on the moon on July 31 1999, Space burial - Fictional characters buried in space, Space burial - Space disasters, Space burial - Animal remains in space Read more here: » Space burial: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Technical and economical aspects |
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| | | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Eclipse - Eclipses in the Earth-Moon system An eclipse involving the Sun, Earth and Moon can only occur when they are in a line. Because the plane of the orbit of the Moon is tilted with respect to the plane of the orbit of the Earth (the ecliptic), eclipses occur only when the three bodies are near the intersection (the node) of these planes. The Sun passes either node once a year, and eclipses occur in a period of about two draconic months around these times. There can be from four to seven eclipses in a calendar year. They repeat according to eclipse cyc ...
See also:Eclipse, Eclipse - Eclipses in the Earth-Moon system, Eclipse - Types of eclipse, Eclipse - Eclipse phases, Eclipse - General phases of a solar eclipse, Eclipse - Local phases of a solar eclipse, Eclipse - Phases of a lunar eclipse, Eclipse - The eclipse in mythology, Eclipse - The eclipse in astrology, Eclipse - Eclipses elsewhere in the solar system Read more here: » Eclipse: Encyclopedia II - Eclipse - Eclipses in the Earth-Moon system |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Famous people buried in space
Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997.
Gene Roddenberry (August 19, 1921 - October 24, 1991), creator of Star Trek.
Gerard O'Neill (1927-1992) space physicist.
Krafft Ehricke, (1917-1984) rocket scientist.
Timothy Leary, (October 22, 1920 - May 31, 1996), American writer, psychologist, and drug campaigner.
Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999.
Charles ...
See also:Space burial, Space burial - Technical and economical aspects, Space burial - History, Space burial - Outlook, Space burial - Full Body Burial, Space burial - Religious aspects, Space burial - Famous people buried in space, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999, Space burial - Planned to launch to Earth orbit no earlier that February 2006, Space burial - Buried on the moon on July 31 1999, Space burial - Fictional characters buried in space, Space burial - Space disasters, Space burial - Animal remains in space Read more here: » Space burial: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Famous people buried in space |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Outlook Currently, only one company, Space Services Inc., offers space burials. Space Services took over the assets of Celestis, Inc., which launched four flights from 1997 to 2001. As science progresses it is expected that the cost and difficulties of space burials will be reduced, and other companies may enter the market.
As of 2006, only cremated remains have been buried.
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See also:Space burial, Space burial - Technical and economical aspects, Space burial - History, Space burial - Outlook, Space burial - Full Body Burial, Space burial - Religious aspects, Space burial - Famous people buried in space, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999, Space burial - Planned to launch to Earth orbit no earlier than February 2006, Space burial - Buried on the moon on July 31 1999, Space burial - Launched in outer Space on January 19 2006, Space burial - Fictional characters buried in space, Space burial - Space disasters, Space burial - Animal remains in space Read more here: » Space burial: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Outlook |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Outlook Currently, only one company, Space Services Inc., offers space burials. Space Services took over the assets of Celestis, Inc., which launched four flights from 1997 to 2001. As science progresses it is expected that the cost and difficulties of space burials will be reduced, and other companies may enter the market.
As of 2005, only cremated remains have been buried.
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See also:Space burial, Space burial - Technical and economical aspects, Space burial - History, Space burial - Outlook, Space burial - Full Body Burial, Space burial - Religious aspects, Space burial - Famous people buried in space, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999, Space burial - Planned to launch to Earth orbit no earlier that February 2006, Space burial - Buried on the moon on July 31 1999, Space burial - Fictional characters buried in space, Space burial - Space disasters, Space burial - Animal remains in space Read more here: » Space burial: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Outlook |
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| | | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Recurring characters of Futurama - Nibbler Main article here
(voiced by Frank Welker) - a small, three-eyed, black-skinned alien found by Leela on the planet Vergon 6, and kept by her as a pet. He has a voracious appetite, and can instantly consume creatures much larger than himself. He produces dark matter droppings used as rocket fuel. It is eventually revealed that he is a Nibblonian operative, sent to Earth as part of a mission to stop an evil race of giant brains. "We live long and are celebrated poopers!" It is later revealed that he was the one who caused Fry to ...
See also:Recurring characters of Futurama, Recurring characters of Futurama - Captain Zapp Brannigan, Recurring characters of Futurama - Kif Kroker, Recurring characters of Futurama - Nibbler, Recurring characters of Futurama - Richard Nixon's head, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mom, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mom's Sons, Recurring characters of Futurama - Lrrr, Recurring characters of Futurama - Al Gore, Recurring characters of Futurama - Professor Ogden Wernstrom, Recurring characters of Futurama - Morbo, Recurring characters of Futurama - Linda, Recurring characters of Futurama - Cubert Farnsworth, Recurring characters of Futurama - Dwight Conrad, Recurring characters of Futurama - LaBarbara Conrad, Recurring characters of Futurama - Scruffy, Recurring characters of Futurama - Sal, Recurring characters of Futurama - Yancy Fry Jr, Recurring characters of Futurama - Philip J. Fry II, Recurring characters of Futurama - The Wongs, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mayor C. Randall Poopenmayer, Recurring characters of Futurama - Elzar, Recurring characters of Futurama - Judge Ron Whitey, Recurring characters of Futurama - Hyperchicken, Recurring characters of Futurama - Ethan Bubblegum Tate, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mr. Panucci, Recurring characters of Futurama - Father Changstein-El-Gamahl, Recurring characters of Futurama - The Hypnotoad, Recurring characters of Futurama - Hattie McDoogal, Recurring characters of Futurama - Michelle, Recurring characters of Futurama - Brainspawn, Recurring characters of Futurama - Horrible Gelatinous Blob Read more here: » Recurring characters of Futurama: Encyclopedia II - Recurring characters of Futurama - Nibbler |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Clown - Customs and traditions As with any ancient artform, fools, clowns and other related artists have developed customs, traditions and even superstitions regarding their chosen avocation. Many of these customs are widely held, and considered fundamental to the Art of Clowning.
Clown - A knock is a plug.
Professional clowns typically do not make disparaging remarks about other clowns, not only because this is considered petty, but because of the tradition that "a knock is a plug", in other words, to mention a poor performer by name is to provide that performer with undue advertisement ...
See also:Clown, Clown - History, Clown - Word origin, Clown - Clown skills, Clown - Types, Clown - Customs and traditions, Clown - A knock is a plug, Clown - The Code, Clown - Clown superstition, Clown - Entrées, Clown - Side dishes, Clown - Clown Stops, Clown - Track Gags, Clown - Gags, Clown - Bits, Clown - Blow-off, Clown - Clowning Frameworks, Clown - Prop Stunts, Clown - Cooperative bits, Clown - Pete and re-Pete, Clown - That's good/that's bad, Clown - Some other clowns, Clown - Fictional clowns, Clown - Causes of the phobia, Clown - Reality vs. Media, Clown - Clowning as a protest tactic Read more here: » Clown: Encyclopedia II - Clown - Customs and traditions |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Clown - Customs and traditions As with any ancient artform, fools, clowns and other related artists have developed customs, traditions and even superstitions regarding their chosen avocation. Many of these customs are widely held, and considered fundamental to the Art of Clowning.
Clown - A knock is a plug.
Professional clowns typically do not make disparaging remarks about other clowns, not only because this is considered petty, but because of the tradition that "a knock is a plug", in other words, to mention a poor performer by name is to provide that performer with undue advertisement ...
See also:Clown, Clown - History, Clown - Coulrophobia, Clown - Word origin, Clown - Clown skills, Clown - Types, Clown - Customs and traditions, Clown - A knock is a plug, Clown - The Code, Clown - Clown superstition, Clown - Entrées, Clown - Side dishes, Clown - Clown Stops, Clown - Track Gags, Clown - Gags, Clown - Bits, Clown - Blow-off, Clown - Clowning Frameworks, Clown - Prop Stunts, Clown - Cooperative bits, Clown - Pete and re-Pete, Clown - That's good/that's bad, Clown - Some other clowns, Clown - Fictional clowns, Clown - Quotes Read more here: » Clown: Encyclopedia II - Clown - Customs and traditions |
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| | | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Wasteland computer game - Game description Characters in Wasteland have various statistics (strength, intelligence, luck) that allow them to use different skills and weapons. Experience is gained through battle and solving puzzles in the game. The game would generally let players advance with a variety of tactics: to get through a locked gate, a player could use his Lockpick skill, his Climb skill, his Strength skill, or he could force the gate with a crowbar - or a LAW rocket.
Wasteland was probably the first RPG in which all the characters in the party were not mere p ...
See also:Wasteland computer game, Wasteland computer game - Overview, Wasteland computer game - Game description, Wasteland computer game - Platforms, Wasteland computer game - Legacy Read more here: » Wasteland computer game: Encyclopedia II - Wasteland computer game - Game description |
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| | | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - History The practice of space burials is a very recent practice due to the technical difficulties involved in launching an object into space. The very first space burial Earthview 01: The Founders Flight was launched on April 21, 1997. An aircraft carried a modified Pegasus rocket containing samples of the remains of 24 people to an altitude of 11km (38,000 feet) above the Canary Islands. The rocket then carried the remains on an elliptical orbit with an apogee of 578 km (361 miles) and a perigee of 551 km (344 miles), rotating around earth o ...
See also:Space burial, Space burial - Technical and economical aspects, Space burial - History, Space burial - Outlook, Space burial - Full Body Burial, Space burial - Religious aspects, Space burial - Famous people buried in space, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999, Space burial - Planned to launch to Earth orbit no earlier than February 2006, Space burial - Buried on the moon on July 31 1999, Space burial - Launched in outer Space on January 19 2006, Space burial - Fictional characters buried in space, Space burial - Space disasters, Space burial - Animal remains in space Read more here: » Space burial: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - History |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - History The practice of space burials is a very recent practice due to the technical difficulties involved in launching an object into space. The very first space burial Earthview 01: The Founders Flight was launched on April 21, 1997. An aircraft carried a modified Pegasus rocket containing samples of the remains of 24 people to an altitude of 11km (38,000 feet) above the Canary Islands. The rocket then carried the remains on a elliptical orbit with an apogee of 578 km (361 miles) and a perigee of 551 km (344 miles), rotating around earth on ...
See also:Space burial, Space burial - Technical and economical aspects, Space burial - History, Space burial - Outlook, Space burial - Full Body Burial, Space burial - Religious aspects, Space burial - Famous people buried in space, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999, Space burial - Planned to launch to Earth orbit no earlier that February 2006, Space burial - Buried on the moon on July 31 1999, Space burial - Fictional characters buried in space, Space burial - Space disasters, Space burial - Animal remains in space Read more here: » Space burial: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - History |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Norse saga - Modern parallels Tolkien's name Gandalf is found in the Edda; indeed, Gandalf is reminiscent of Odin, the principal Norse god, though in the Edda the name belongs to a dwarf, Gandálfr. Tolkien's name Middle-earth comes from an Old and Middle English term for that society's "known world" for which cognates exist in Old Norse and other Germanic languages.
Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen drew inspiration from sources including the Norse Saga, Edda, Volsunga saga ...
See also:Norse saga, Norse saga - Background, Norse saga - On the plots and writing style, Norse saga - The saga as a literary technique, Norse saga - Modern parallels, Norse saga - Classification of sagas, Norse saga - Kings' sagas, Norse saga - Icelandic saga Íslendingasögur, Norse saga - Short stories of the Norse Saga technique Íslendinga þættir, Norse saga - Legendary sagas, Norse saga - Other Norse sagas Read more here: » Norse saga: Encyclopedia II - Norse saga - Modern parallels |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Recurring characters of Futurama - Captain Zapp Brannigan Main article here
(voiced by Billy West) - Captain of the Democratic Order of Planets (DOOP) starship Nimbus, Capt. Brannigan is incompetent and cocky. He envisions himself a "ladies' man" yet comes off as Captain Kirk doing an impersonation of William Shatner. He constantly mispronounces words, like Champagne (Brannigan pronounces it "Cham-pag-ne"). In short, he is an insufferable idiot and seems to be obsessed with velour.
Capt. Brannigan is in love with Leela, a one eyed sewer mutant who seems to hate the groun ...
See also:Recurring characters of Futurama, Recurring characters of Futurama - Captain Zapp Brannigan, Recurring characters of Futurama - Kif Kroker, Recurring characters of Futurama - Nibbler, Recurring characters of Futurama - Richard Nixon's head, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mom, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mom's Sons, Recurring characters of Futurama - Lrrr, Recurring characters of Futurama - Al Gore, Recurring characters of Futurama - Professor Ogden Wernstrom, Recurring characters of Futurama - Morbo, Recurring characters of Futurama - Linda, Recurring characters of Futurama - Cubert Farnsworth, Recurring characters of Futurama - Dwight Conrad, Recurring characters of Futurama - LaBarbara Conrad, Recurring characters of Futurama - Scruffy, Recurring characters of Futurama - Sal, Recurring characters of Futurama - Yancy Fry Jr, Recurring characters of Futurama - Philip J. Fry II, Recurring characters of Futurama - The Wongs, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mayor C. Randall Poopenmayer, Recurring characters of Futurama - Elzar, Recurring characters of Futurama - Judge Ron Whitey, Recurring characters of Futurama - Hyperchicken, Recurring characters of Futurama - Ethan Bubblegum Tate, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mr. Panucci, Recurring characters of Futurama - Father Changstein-El-Gamahl, Recurring characters of Futurama - The Hypnotoad, Recurring characters of Futurama - Hattie McDoogal, Recurring characters of Futurama - Michelle, Recurring characters of Futurama - Brainspawn, Recurring characters of Futurama - Horrible Gelatinous Blob Read more here: » Recurring characters of Futurama: Encyclopedia II - Recurring characters of Futurama - Captain Zapp Brannigan |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Recurring characters of Futurama - Kif Kroker Main article here
(voiced by Maurice LaMarche) - Alien assistant to Captain Zapp Brannigan and first officer of the Democratic Order of Planets (DOOP) starship Nimbus. Constantly exasperated by Captain Brannigan's deflection of blame and obscene requests, he lacks the self-confidence to stand up for himself. Instead of a skeleton, he is supported by a system of fluid-filled bladders. He can stick to walls like a gecko, shed his skin like a snake and blend in with his surroundings like a chameleon. He began dating Amy Won ...
See also:Recurring characters of Futurama, Recurring characters of Futurama - Captain Zapp Brannigan, Recurring characters of Futurama - Kif Kroker, Recurring characters of Futurama - Nibbler, Recurring characters of Futurama - Richard Nixon's head, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mom, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mom's Sons, Recurring characters of Futurama - Lrrr, Recurring characters of Futurama - Al Gore, Recurring characters of Futurama - Professor Ogden Wernstrom, Recurring characters of Futurama - Morbo, Recurring characters of Futurama - Linda, Recurring characters of Futurama - Cubert Farnsworth, Recurring characters of Futurama - Dwight Conrad, Recurring characters of Futurama - LaBarbara Conrad, Recurring characters of Futurama - Scruffy, Recurring characters of Futurama - Sal, Recurring characters of Futurama - Yancy Fry Jr, Recurring characters of Futurama - Philip J. Fry II, Recurring characters of Futurama - The Wongs, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mayor C. Randall Poopenmayer, Recurring characters of Futurama - Elzar, Recurring characters of Futurama - Judge Ron Whitey, Recurring characters of Futurama - Hyperchicken, Recurring characters of Futurama - Ethan Bubblegum Tate, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mr. Panucci, Recurring characters of Futurama - Father Changstein-El-Gamahl, Recurring characters of Futurama - The Hypnotoad, Recurring characters of Futurama - Hattie McDoogal, Recurring characters of Futurama - Michelle, Recurring characters of Futurama - Brainspawn, Recurring characters of Futurama - Horrible Gelatinous Blob Read more here: » Recurring characters of Futurama: Encyclopedia II - Recurring characters of Futurama - Kif Kroker |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Recurring characters of Futurama - Mr. Panucci (voiced by John Di Maggio) – the owner of Panucci Pizza, the New York restaurant where Fry worked in the 20th century. He had little regard for hygiene in his pizzeria, despite this Stephen Hawking was a frequent customer according to "Anthology of Interest I". After Fry was frozen Mr. Panucci continued at the pizzeria and tended to Fry’s dog, Seymour.
Mr. Panucci is one of the few recurring characters wh ...
See also:Recurring characters of Futurama, Recurring characters of Futurama - Captain Zapp Brannigan, Recurring characters of Futurama - Kif Kroker, Recurring characters of Futurama - Nibbler, Recurring characters of Futurama - Richard Nixon's head, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mom, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mom's Sons, Recurring characters of Futurama - Lrrr, Recurring characters of Futurama - Al Gore, Recurring characters of Futurama - Professor Ogden Wernstrom, Recurring characters of Futurama - Morbo, Recurring characters of Futurama - Linda, Recurring characters of Futurama - Cubert Farnsworth, Recurring characters of Futurama - Dwight Conrad, Recurring characters of Futurama - LaBarbara Conrad, Recurring characters of Futurama - Scruffy, Recurring characters of Futurama - Sal, Recurring characters of Futurama - Yancy Fry Jr, Recurring characters of Futurama - Philip J. Fry II, Recurring characters of Futurama - The Wongs, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mayor C. Randall Poopenmayer, Recurring characters of Futurama - Elzar, Recurring characters of Futurama - Judge Ron Whitey, Recurring characters of Futurama - Hyperchicken, Recurring characters of Futurama - Ethan Bubblegum Tate, Recurring characters of Futurama - Mr. Panucci, Recurring characters of Futurama - Father Changstein-El-Gamahl, Recurring characters of Futurama - The Hypnotoad, Recurring characters of Futurama - Hattie McDoogal, Recurring characters of Futurama - Michelle, Recurring characters of Futurama - Brainspawn, Recurring characters of Futurama - Horrible Gelatinous Blob Read more here: » Recurring characters of Futurama: Encyclopedia II - Recurring characters of Futurama - Mr. Panucci |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Jewish views of astrology - Moshe Chaim Luzzatto In Derekh Hashem Section II, chapter 7, Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto discusses the influence of stars on humanity and events on earth. There he gives two reasons for the existence of stars and planets. The first is that stars and planets maintain the existence of all physical things on earth, acting as the means by which spiritual forces are transmitted to physical entities. The second is that events on earth are also initiated through planetary and stellar activity. Luzzatto states that each earthly phenomenon is assigned to a specific ...
See also:Jewish views of astrology, Jewish views of astrology - In the Bible, Jewish views of astrology - Rabbinic rejection of astrology, Jewish views of astrology - Rabbinic acceptance of astrology, Jewish views of astrology - Qualified acceptance; partial skepticism, Jewish views of astrology - In the medieval era, Jewish views of astrology - Moshe Chaim Luzzatto, Jewish views of astrology - Views in the modern era Read more here: » Jewish views of astrology: Encyclopedia II - Jewish views of astrology - Moshe Chaim Luzzatto |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Earthworm Jim - Plot The storyline involves many colorful characters. Jim himself (a character designed by Doug TenNapel) was at first an ordinary Earth earthworm who did very earthworm-like things such as flee from crows and eat dirt. One day, in the space above Earth, the evil Psy-Crow had cornered a rebel spaceship pilot who had stolen an ultra-high-tech indestructible super space-cyber-suit, built by Professor Monkey-For-A-Head. The suit had been commissioned by the evil Queen Pulsating, Bloated, Festering, Sweaty, Pus-filled, Malformed, Slug-for-a-Butt so t ...
See also:Earthworm Jim, Earthworm Jim - Plot, Earthworm Jim - Level Descriptions, Earthworm Jim - Sequels, Earthworm Jim - Other media, Earthworm Jim - The Voices, Earthworm Jim - Fan sites Read more here: » Earthworm Jim: Encyclopedia II - Earthworm Jim - Plot |
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| | | | | Earth Luck: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Famous people buried in space
Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997.
Gene Roddenberry (August 19, 1921 - October 24, 1991), creator of Star Trek.
Gerard O'Neill (1927-1992) space physicist.
Krafft Ehricke, (1917-1984) rocket scientist.
Timothy Leary, (October 22, 1920 - May 31, 1996), American writer, psychologist, and drug campaigner.
Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999.
Charles ...
See also:Space burial, Space burial - Technical and economical aspects, Space burial - History, Space burial - Outlook, Space burial - Full Body Burial, Space burial - Religious aspects, Space burial - Famous people buried in space, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on April 21 1997, Space burial - Launched to Earth orbit on December 20 1999, Space burial - Planned to launch to Earth orbit no earlier than February 2006, Space burial - Buried on the moon on July 31 1999, Space burial - Launched in outer Space on January 19 2006, Space burial - Fictional characters buried in space, Space burial - Space disasters, Space burial - Animal remains in space Read more here: » Space burial: Encyclopedia II - Space burial - Famous people buried in space |
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