The 86-year-old physics professor Kenneth Omas has come up with a creative way to live even after his death, reports “Daily Star”.
Kenneth has decided that he wants to send a sample of his DNA to the moon so that the Cyplanetians can clone it.
He developed a plan for how this could happen. Kenneth wants to send his DNA to the moon with the help of the US space company “Celestis”.
The physics professor laughs that he wants “a clone of him to be seen in intergalactic zoos” in the future. Although his dream is big and grand, Kenneth admits that the chances of the Cyplanets cloning him are slim to none.
Since 1994, “Celestis” has delivered human remains into space several times. A space burial costs about $2,500.
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2023-11-19 16:21:33
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