Talk about going where no one has gone before. The ashes of several cast members of Star Trek, including creator Gene Roddenberry, are taking a journey in death where they could never go in real life - deep space. A rocket will launch the remains of a number of the departed cast into the great beyond, there to stay for infinity. 

"The ashes of the series' creator, Gene Roddenberry, and his wife, Majel Barrett Roddenberry, who played nurse Christine Chapel on the TV show, will be a part of the payload.  

The remains also on board the Enterprise Mission include those of actor DeForest Kelley, who played Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy, James Doohan, who played engineer Mr. Scott, and Nichelle Nichols, who starred as communications officer Lt. Uhura."

Ashes of original 'Star Trek' actors, creator headed to space from Florida for final mission

But it's not just the last vestige of the stars that will be headed to the stars. Beyond James Doohan, there will be another Canadian on board, as well. 

Ashes of Canadian 'Star Trek' fan to be sent into space along with those of TV series' stars