A company that is developing an orbital platform to manufacture products in space or recycle space debris has chosen Colorado as its headquarters.
The menu is small but mighty and features flavors and techniques from across the globe.
The CLARREO Pathfinder sensor will more accurately measure how sunlight interacts with the Earth’s surface and atmosphere.
After 70 years of ownership, the DiPietro family is stepping down from Edgewater Inn. And the owners of Local 46 are stepping up.
All hands are on deck to bring a fire-damaged building in northwest Denver’s popular Tennyson Street retail district back to life.
A U.S.-French satellite that will map almost all of the world’s surface water has rocketed into orbit. The predawn launch Friday from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California capped a highly successful year for NASA. The satellite will conduct the first global survey of its kind. Besides oceans and seas, it will measure the height and flow of water in millions of lakes and more than 1 million miles of rivers. Scientists say the measurements are needed more than ever as climate change worsens droughts, flooding and coastal erosion. Cheers erupted at control centers in California and France as the spacecraft started its mission.
About 560 people in Colorado were involved in building the space capsule.
The anatomy of an overtime game-winning goal these days can often start with the posture of a player off the puck.
Cheers accompanied the rocket as it rode a huge trail of flames toward space, with a half-moon glowing brightly and buildings shaking.
The $4 billion mission has been grounded since August by fuel leaks and Hurricane Ian, which forced the rocket back into its hangar for shelter at the end of September.
