4 minute read - Space Questions for the Everyday is back for Volume II! Today Corinne is covering Mars, retrograde motion, women in space, and more! Do you have a burning question you’d like to see answered in future publications? Contact us at questions@kallmorris.com and you just might see your question featured in Space Questions for Everyday - Volume III.
5 minute read - Do you have burning questions about all things space? In this series, Corinne Moore answers common questions about this mysterious environment and welcomes your submissions for questions to be answered in the next issue. Contact us at questions@kallmorris.com and you just might see your question featured in our next issue.
6 minute read - Want to play football on the moon? Or laser tag in zero gravity? While humanity currently has limited practice with sports in space, it is an interesting thought whether your favorites win or lose at the next game, and something Troy explores in the latest KMI column: Sports in Space.
7 minute read - In today’s column, Troy Morris, KMI Director of Operations, quickly summarizes and simplifies on the question, “how do satellites work.” Hint, it's a lot of hard work, hard work that deserves a chance to continue flying through the completion of their mission. Hard work that deserves a safer, lower-risk, debris-free environment, which is why we keep working on #KeepingSpaceClearForAll.
6 minute read - Thinking about distances in space on a grand cosmological scale involves nearly incomprehensible distances that are extremely difficult for the human mind to truly fathom. This is the concept that Austin Morris, KMI Director of Engineering, tackles in this week's KMI Column about Traveling to Another Star.
4 minute read - Most human megaprojects are undertaken for one of three reasons: for a religious purpose, a military advantage, or an economic benefit. Adam Kall, KMI Director of Technology, uses a lens of economic benefits to explore his favorite megaproject, colonizing space, specifically a two-planet economy.
