A space capsule carrying ashes of 166 people and cannabis seeds crashed into the Pacific after orbiting Earth, marking a ...

A space burial mission by a German startup, intended to send the ashes of 166 people into orbit, ended in tragedy when the ...

A unique space capsule, which was carrying the ashes of 166 people, ended up at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean after ...

The relatives of around 160 people sent their ashes on a journey to space and back—but they won't be getting them back. The Exploration Company's "Mission Possible" Nyx capsule, launched on a SpaceX ...

A capsule created by German aerospace startup The Exploration Company crash-landed in the ocean with a payload that included ...

The mission, which was carried out in partnership with a Texas-based company specializing in space burials, had a clear goal ...

The ashes were lost alongside a collection of cannabis plant matter and seeds donated by a citizen science project seeking to ...

The Nyx capsule, which carried the ashes and DNA of 166 deceased participants courtesy of Texas-based company Celestis, ...

MELBOURNE, Fla. — What began just above sea level at Kennedy Space Center on Sunday safely ended some 262 miles above Idaho more than a day later. Twenty-seven hours after their 7:27 p.m ...

As part of a rideshare mission with SpaceX, the Nyx capsule launched from the Vandenberg Space Force Base on June 23rd. The ...

Just after 8 p.m. Eastern time, a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule rocketed into orbit from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center carrying humankind’s first entirely private crewed mission into orbit.