Rapid-Access Rocket Startup, Lesath International, & Kall Morris Inc. Join Forces to Clean Up Space

Lesath International and KMI have signed an LOI for Lesath to provide payload delivery for KMI’s orbital technology. Lesath's methane-based propulsion systems offer reduced carbon emissions for space launches. KMI's innovative technology addresses the growing challenge of orbital congestion. The collaboration aims to revolutionize the approach to maintaining a clean space environment. This partnership highlights the growing importance of sustainability in space.

Rapid-Access Rocket Startup, Lesath International, & Kall Morris Inc. Join Forces to Clean Up Space
Buffalo, NY, October 10, 2024 --(PR.com)-- Lesath, an innovative rapid-access rocket startup, announced today they have signed a letter of intent with Kall Morris Inc (KMI), a pioneering space debris removal firm, to explore launch services for KMI's groundbreaking orbital servicing missions. This exciting partnership brings together two visionary companies at the forefront of the next generation of commercial space operations.

Lesath, known for its rapid-access Low Earth Orbit services and methane-based propulsion systems which reduce carbon emissions, will potentially provide eco-friendly launch capabilities for KMI's Relocation-as-a-Service spacecraft.

"We're thrilled to work with KMI towards a formal launch agreement and are optimistic about how this opportunity will lead to long-term commitments that align with our ambitious mission," said T.A. Pawlak III, Chief Executive Officer. "Our missions align perfectly - Lesath is committed to responsible, rapid-access to space, while KMI is dedicated to preserving the orbital environment. Together, we're taking a holistic approach to safeguard Low Earth Orbit for commercial development."

KMI has made waves in the space industry with its innovative technology designed to capture and relocate space assets, including defunct satellites and other space debris, addressing the growing challenge of orbital congestion. This collaboration with Lesath marks another landmark step in KMI's mission to deploy its cleanup systems efficiently and responsibly.

“KMI partnering with Lesath enables the on-demand deployment of our Laelaps spacecraft with a more environmentally friendly access option per launch,” said Troy M. Morris, Co-Founder and CEO of KMI.

The two companies will work towards a binding agreement for launch services, potentially revolutionizing the approach to maintaining the space environment by combining cutting-edge cleanup technology with conscious launch capabilities.
This collaboration represents a significant leap forward in the quest for sustainable space operations, promising rapid-launch capabilities to small, mission-driven companies like KMI and securing clearer orbits for the future of space exploration and utilization.

About Lesath International:
Lesath is a leading-edge rocket company committed to providing efficient, rapid access to space through its innovative methane-based propulsion technology. LESATH is committed to building a cost-effective commercial method to deliver Low Earth Orbit payloads with quick-launch timelines and a lowered carbon imprint per launch. Lesath will offer services to commercial and government contracts with a 72-hour launch window, among the fastest industry response times available. https://lesathspace.com

About Kall Morris Inc (KMI):
Kall Morris Inc (KMI) is a space logistics company dedicated to sustainable orbital operations by providing innovative relocation for end-of-life, orbit change, and debris removal services. Leveraging proprietary software, exclusive hardware, and critical partnerships, KMO is developing a commercially viable system that extends and enhances vital space missions, as well as relocation services for active and legacy space assets. https://kallmorris.com
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