Human remains set for moon memorial to instead burn in Earth’s atmosphere

Human remains set for moon memorial to instead burn in Earth’s atmosphere

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When Astrobotic Technology’s Peregrine lander took off Jan. 8 on a doomed mission to the moon, it was not a passenger-free flight. The remains and DNA of more than 70 deceased people, including science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, were on board the spacecraft, which is expected to burn up…

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