There are three astronauts in space, floating all the time, one of them will be out of the solar system.

Since the emergence of human civilization, our exploration of the universe has never stopped. Only because of technical limitations, we can only observe space through our own eyes. Because of many unexplained phenomena, people regard the universe as a mysterious existence, and there are many myths in the universe.

Since the 1950s, the success of the first satellite into space has represented us as a very successful step towards the universe. But that is when we started, we know that the world is very large, and the law of operation is quite complicated.

After decades, our research on the universe has yielded many different results. Even during this period, we have consumed a lot of financial and human resources. However, on the road of exploration, such consumption is bound to happen. appeared. But what makes us feel the most regrettable is the disappearance of the three astronauts, whose bodies are still floating in space.

All three of these people were also completing the space station characters. Suddenly, the separation between the spacecraft and the space station failed. In the end, the three astronauts were immediately sucked out of the spacecraft because they were completely unprepared for this accident. Because of the changes in the environment, they lost consciousness and could not save themselves.

In the end, they can only die in space, and in space, in addition to the dead, two people's ashes have been sent into space. A scholar named Eugene, who received his master's degree at the age of 20, commemorated his existence in the United States and put his ashes on the moon.

Another person named Clyde discovered 14 asteroids in his life. After his death, the ashes were placed on the spacecraft. The current position has already flown out of the solar system. It is obvious that these three disappeared. We have dedicated our lives to our exploration. Without their existence, there is no such news and conclusions that we know now.