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

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

"I had asked if I can scatter them somewhere special and was told to go ahead," Jess told Newsweek. "I knew exactly where I ...

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The ashes-giver—not a fool, though definitely an oddball—threw the ashes in a bag that was sealed.) Advertisement In a way, it makes sense that this kind of news story has popped up in 2023.

It is legal to scatter ashes on private property, like in your backyard. But not everyone in L.A. has a backyard. You could scatter them in someone else’s backyard, if you had their permission.