  We have obtained moderate resolution spectra of the bright QSO H1821+643
(z=0.297) in the wavelength interval 990-1185A with FUSE. Strong, complex OVI
1032 and FeII 1145 absorption arising in gas above several spiral arms and the
outer warp of our Galaxy is detected. We have identified absorption by a high
negative-velocity (-215 km/s) component of OVI, which corresponds to the
limiting velocity of v_LSR = 190+/-20 km/s for Milky Way gas along this line of
sight, assuming corotation of disk and halo gas and a flat rotation curve for
the outer galaxy. We report the detection of four absorbers in the
intergalactic medium, through detections of Lyman beta at z=0.2454 and
z=0.1213, Lyman delta, epsilon, zeta in a system at z=0.2249, CIII 977 at
z=0.1705, and OVI 1032 at z=0.12137. The FUSE data show that the Lyman
absorbers at z=0.225 are composed of 2 components separated by 70 km/s.
Finally, we have observed associated absorption from OIII 832, OIV 787, and
possibly SV 786 at the redshift of the QSO (z= 0.297). NeVIII 770,780 is not
detected in this associated system. When combined with the previous detection
of associated OVI 1032 (Savage et al, 1998), we conclude that this system is a
multiphase absorber, and we discuss the origin of the absorption in this
context.
