Beta mission EO—01
A carefully sealed memorial item travels aboard a shared commercial space mission—beginning an orbital journey around Earth that family and friends can follow online.
PROVISIONAL FLIGHT WINDOW · BETA MISSION EO—01
Mission hardware
EverOrbit EO—01 is designed as a compact, rideshare-ready memorial payload: documented, sealed, tested, and integrated for the journey to orbit.
LV / 01Reference launch profile
A flight opportunity aboard a launch vehicle such as Falcon 9 provides a proven path for compact payloads to reach orbit.
REFERENCE IMAGE · NASA / RICHARD A. RYBA · NO PARTNERSHIP IMPLIED
PL / 01EverOrbit memorial payload
A compact square enclosure with individually documented memorial places, prepared by trained integration specialists in a controlled cleanroom environment.
REFERENCE IMAGE · NASA/JPL-CALTECHBeyond a static memorial
A life can end while its influence continues through every person, place, and memory it touched.
EverOrbit is being created as an alternative to a traditional urn, cemetery, or static memorial—a physical journey paired with a private place for family and friends to return to memories.
“It is not only a launch.
It is a story that continues to move.”
The process
Designed to move with care—from your first expression of interest to a lasting digital memorial in orbit.
Share your email and a short message at the end of this page. Tell us whether you are considering a memorial for a loved one or a pet.
Build a private memorial with a name, photographs, written memories, and optional audio or video.
Your approved memorial item is documented, carefully sealed, and integrated into the EverOrbit payload.
After launch, return for mission milestones, calculated position, predicted passes, launch media, and your family’s selected stories.
Payload anatomy / beta concept
The current EO—01 concept organizes individually documented memorial capsules inside a compact flight enclosure, with each layer designed around containment, retention, and payload integration.
Conceptual visualization for beta testing. Final materials, capsule format, dimensions, capacity, qualification approach, and launch interface remain subject to engineering validation and launch-provider requirements.
The experience
A physical mission, thoughtfully connected to a lasting digital place for memories, media, and the orbital journey.
DOC / 001Each approved memorial item would be separately documented, prepared, and assigned a unique mission reference.
MEM / 002Preserve photographs, stories, written messages, voice recordings, and videos in one carefully designed place.
ORB / 003View calculated position, mission status, key milestones, and predicted passes when data is available.
ARC / 004Return to selected media from preparation, payload integration, launch day, and major mission events.
CERT / 005Receive a digital record of the mission name, launch date, memorial reference, and published orbital information.
Mission model / indicative estimate
Approximately 100 memorial places would help support design, testing, integration, launch, mission operations, and the digital memorial experience for one flight.
Per memorial place
No payment is being acceptedBefore any future commitment participants must receive clear information about the selected launch, payload, permitted memorial format, expected orbit, risks, schedule, cancellation terms, and refund policy.
Two memorial pathways
For the lives that shaped ours—whether they walked beside us, raised us, loved us, or waited by the door for us to return.
A future memorial place for a partner, family member, friend, or another person whose story continues through you.
A future memorial place for an animal companion whose presence made a home feel complete.
Questions / answers
Short answers to the things people ask us most.
EverOrbit is currently in beta testing as we refine the memorial capsule, digital experience, and mission operations.
It is our current target launch window. The countdown will be updated as the flight schedule is finalized.
A shared mission distributes payload development, testing, integration, launch, operations, and digital-platform costs across one group.
The experience is designed to show calculated orbital position, predicted passes, mission milestones, and mission data when available.
Mission lifetime depends on the final rideshare profile and payload design. The selected flight profile will be shared with participants before launch.
Anyone interested in a future orbital memorial for a loved one or pet may leave their email and a message.
Request beta access
Leave your email and a message. Tell us who this journey could be for, or simply what you would like to know about mission EO—01.