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From fruit flies to Mighty Mice, animals have shaped space exploration. Learn the “when & why” behind these missions, their impact on science, and how ethical standards are evolving in this years first column by Corinne Moore. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gxt5q7pK

KMI is proud to team up with Friends of Shiras Planetarium and Third Coast Pizzeria to raise funds for an incredible upgrade to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula’s only fully operational planetarium. 📅 When: Thursday, Dec. 19th, 4–10 PM 📍 Where: Third Coast Pizzeria, Marquette, MI Mention the Shiras Planetarium fundraiser, and 15% of your dine-in or takeout purchase (alcohol excluded) will support Shiras Planetarium’s mission to inspire and educate! Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gZcBz2Bi

Austin Morris, Co-Founder & Director of Engineering at Kall Morris Inc (KMI), joins the Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2025! Selected from over 10,000 nominees, this recognition honors Austin’s groundbreaking contributions to engineering solutions that will revolutionize orbital sustainability. A proud moment for KMI and the space industry, congratulations Austin! #ForbesUnder30

Adam Kall, Co-Founder & Director of Science at Kall Morris Inc (KMI), joins the Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2025! Selected from over 10,000 nominees, Adam’s dedication to innovation in space logistics and sustainability now places him among the most impactful young entrepreneurs in the world. Congratulations, Adam, for helping shape the future of orbital operations! #ForbesUnder30

Astronaut Suni Williams oversees the debut of KMI’s very own REACCH attachment during its first operation session on the International Space Station National Laboratory. The innovation of REACCH equips Astrobee to securely capture free-floating objects, showcasing a new standard in space debris recovery. Utilizing gecko adhesion, REACCH enables soft, non-destructive capture of items of nearly any shape, size, or surface condition. We're incredibly proud of this step forward in space sustainability and are one step closer to #KeepingSpaceClearForAll! Courtesy of NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration and geCKo Materials

Have you ever wondered if there’s a better way to get to space than rockets? Robotics Engineer Preksha Sanjay Madhva breaks down futuristic concepts like space elevators, skyhooks, and other ideas that could revolutionize space travel. From reducing fuel costs to carrying larger payloads, these innovative ideas could change how we explore the cosmos - if we can solve their massive engineering challenges. Read it here -> https://lnkd.in/gYnCyyFu

Join us in welcoming the newest team member at KMI, Maura Flynn, as our Data Analyst. Maura is an alumnus of Northern Michigan University, where she studied Mathematics. She enjoys martial arts at her family's studio, spending time with her husband, Matt, and her dog, Bumi, reading, and generally trying her hand at any new curiosity which comes her way. We are excited as our team continues growing, working towards #KeepingSpaceClearForAll.

KMI is hiring an experienced Electrical Engineer to develop cutting-edge systems for space-bound missions, including debris removal and mission extension. Join us in Marquette, MI, and help advance sustainable orbital operations. Learn more and apply at kallmorris.com/join

KMI is hiring an experienced Systems Engineer to lead the integration of cutting-edge spacecraft technologies for space-bound missions. Based in Marquette, MI, this role offers the opportunity to advance sustainable space operations while working on mission-critical systems. Learn more and apply at kallmorris.com/join

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