They ascend to 35,000 feet high on a helium balloon catheter
BARCELONA , 1 (IRIN)
Mémora has launched this week a new service that can send the ashes of deceased into the stratosphere and will be available from January 2015.
As he detailed the group, part of –150-200 gramos– ashes are placed in a tube similar to that used for scientific experiments helium balloon, which will amount to about 35,000 meters after a journey of ascent over an hour.
When it reaches this altitude and due to the lack of atmospheric pressure, the balloon breaks and the ashes remain suspended in the stratosphere.
The balloon includes a capsule containing a camera, a radio transmitter and a GPS locator for the family of the deceased can view the entire balloon ascension process until its disintegration.
The capsule, once returned to the earth’s surface is recovered thanks to the geo, Mémora reported.
This initiative complies with the regulations of launching unmanned probes light, is only restrictions should be outside and away from urban centers airport areas.
Also, Mémora noted that part of its commitment to provide innovative products and services to families in order to meet new needs.
Mémora Group is the first group Spain and Portugal funeral services, funeral homes, crematoriums and cemeteries management; 46,000 hits and 16,000 cremations funeral services, and more than 41,000 families have taken their wakes rooms in Spain and Portugal.
In Spain, the group operates and manages over 1,200 professionals and 130 funeral homes 125 funeral homes, 26 cemeteries and 23 crematories, providing local service with national and international vision solutions
(EuropaPress)
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