Star Trek Scottys Ashes Lost on Space Flight

[bergie]

Star Trek Scotty's Ashes Lost on Space Flight

The story does a lousy job explaining, but I gather the ashes were supposed to come back to earth, but they just can't be found. I had originally thought they were supposed to be sent into space permanently.

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[chong2]

Re: Star Trek Scotty's Ashes Lost on Space Flight

i saw this on the news yesterday, they are searching a 400 yard area, the container is about 9 feet tall!!!!! i think they straight up lost it. its right down my yard, i wonder how much scottys ashes will go on ebay jk, that was bad, im sorry, i had to, again i apologise

 

[ashleen]

Re: Star Trek Scotty's Ashes Lost on Space Flight

sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh!

 

[bergie]

Re: Star Trek Scotty's Ashes Lost on Space Flight

Yes, dumbest thing they ever did was announce it's lost so others could look for it, but apparently it's in heavy brush and even though it's rather small area could take a while to find.

 

[MalteseFalcon]

Re: Star Trek Scotty's Ashes Lost on Space Flight

I would think it would be easier to just send the rocket on a one-way trip....it was actually kind of a "sub-orbital" flight. Just far enough above the earth to qualify as "space".

James Doohan was a true hero. He was landed on Normandy Beach on D-Day serving with the Canadian Army, and only a few days later had the middle finger of one of his hands shot off at the first knuckle by a German soldier. I am proud to say I met him on two different occasions.

R.I.P Scotty!

 

[chong2]

Re: Star Trek Scotty's Ashes Lost on Space Flight

thats awesome. ya, i too dont understand why they didnt just do one way, it would have made more sense, keep the ashes/items in space. just my thought