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Because Space Is an Ocean, you need some equivalent of Burial At Sea. And because you can't really throw a dead body over the "side" of a space ship, some more dramatic means of getting the body out of the ship is required. Examples of Burial in Space include:

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  • Because Space Is an Ocean, you need some equivalent of Burial At Sea. And because you can't really throw a dead body over the "side" of a space ship, some more dramatic means of getting the body out of the ship is required. Examples of Burial in Space include:
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  • Because Space Is an Ocean, you need some equivalent of Burial At Sea. And because you can't really throw a dead body over the "side" of a space ship, some more dramatic means of getting the body out of the ship is required. Usually the deceased in placed in a "space coffin". In some cases the coffin is actually a torpedo, which is shot out of the ship's torpedo tubes. It may even explode, indicating that not only is it a torpedo but that it is actually armed. In less drastic examples, the coffin is taken out through the airlocks by mourners in space suits and allowed to simply drift off into space. Alternatively, you could Hurl It Into the Sun - cremation by star is not that bad of a funeral. Examples of Burial in Space include:
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