Posts tagged with aerospace

Last Updated: Jun. 12, 2018 · 7:39 p.m.

Empanadas De Championes made at Comal Kitchen's new location in Zeppelin Station, March 1, 2018. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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We ate too much food at Zeppelin Station so you can be prepared for its opening

Zeppelin Station, under construction, Oct. 17, 2017. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Zeppelin Station announces March opening and rotating restaurant concept

Zeppelin Station announces its two bar concepts and the team behind them

We've been hearing for months about all the things you'll be able to eat. Now it's time to talk drinks.

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A dish by Injoi. (Courtesy of Feed Media PR)

Injoi will serve up “Korean-inspired” food at Zeppelin Station

The concept from Chef Bill Espiricueta is being described as "Korean-inspired" and "a culinary mix of Asian cuisine and regional favorites from the American South."

Food and drink from Mister Oso. (Courtesy of Feed Media PR)

Mister Oso becomes the latest addition to Zeppelin Station’s food market

The Latin American street food concept from the team behind Bar Dough and Señor Bear is the sixth to sign on.

Zeppelin Station will be an enormous presence in RiNo, in size and in everyday lives

When Zeppelin Station is complete and ready to open at the end of the year, RiNo will change in a big way.

An artist's rendering of the market at Zeppelin Station. (Courtesy Zeppelin Development)

Zeppelin Station’s latest food-market addition is Dandy Lion Coffee

Duc “Banh Mi Guy” Huynh became the latest business owner to sign on at Zeppelin Station.

A rendering of the new aerospace engineering building planned for the University of Colorado Boulder. (Courtesy CU Boulder)

CU Boulder’s $82.5 million aerospace building will include indoor drone area

Here comes another Denver poke restaurant, Aloha Poke Co.

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Fran Banegal stands beneath antennae made by students to detect radiation from Saturn. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Boulder explorers watch the auroras as Juno passes Jupiter

University of Colorado Boulder professor Fran Bagenal has been studying the large planets in our solar system for about 40 years.

Michael Byram and Ann Smead donated generously to support Colorado aerospace. (Courtesy of CU Boulder)

CU Boulder’s aerospace engineering program gets $15 million and a new name

Space X CEO Elon Musk during a 2013 interview. (Web Summit/Flickr)

SpaceX preparing for Sunday launch, but it doesn’t have FAA approval yet

Taylor Fleury, Nick Flannigan and Derek Sweatt pose in front of the GOES-S weather satellite. (Chloe Aiello/Denverite)

LOOK: Behind the scenes at Lockheed Martin for the GOES-R launch

Lockheed Martin opened the doors of its Littleton facility for an exclusive peek at weather satellite GOES-S, before the Saturday launch of GOES-R.

Engineering and Applied Sciences Dean Rob Davis, left, shakes hands with Lockheed Martin Chief Technology Officer Keoki Jackson after announcing a partnership with the University of Colorado Boulder during a meeting on the Boulder Campus. (Photo by Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado)

Lockheed Martin and CU Boulder announce $3 million partnership

Aerospace company Lockheed Martin filed for a patent on 3-D diamond printing

Do you like diamonds? How about aerospace and defense technologies?

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