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86-year-old Kenneth Ohm, a physics professor, will be sending his DNA to the moon by the help of with Celestis.  | Trending

The 86-year-old physics professor Kenneth Ohm is getting ready to send his DNA to the moon, motivated by his love of space. What motivates him to do it,

A physics professor harbours ambitious plans for his DNA after his death; he envisions sending it to the moon.

A retired physics professor in the Midwest is planning to have his DNA launched to the southern pole of the moon when he dies, so it may be used for cloning one day — and he's not alone.

Physics professor Kenneth Ohm is sending his DNA to the moon with hope that advanced humans or aliens will clone him and put him in a zoo.

A physics professor is making preparations for when he dies, but he aims for a burial that is out of this world. Ken Ohm, 86, plans to have his DNA sent to the South Pole of the moon.

Texas-based space company Celestis has been shooting cremated remains into orbit for many years now. During its first flight back in 1997, the company shot the remains of "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry and visionary Gerard O'Neill, the physicist behind the space habitat design known as the O'Neill cylinder, into Earth's orbit. And Celestis' customers […]

Why some people decide to send their remains into orbit.