Breeanna Jent
Reporter at The Gazette (Colorado Springs, CO)
Colorado Springs City Hall @csgazette, with bylines in @colo_politics. Always covered in dog fur. Tips 📩 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Breeanna Jent |Alex Edwards |Stephanie Earls
Retail sales of recreational marijuana began in Colorado Springs Tuesday morning with less a bang — or bong — than a whisper, with a number of shops still awaiting delivery of the product at the heart of a municipal tangle whose roots date back more than a decade. For the 27 locations approved by the city to engage in such business, sales could legally begin, to customers 21 and up, as soon as doors opened on Tax Day 2025.
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gazette.com | Breeanna Jent
One of Colorado Springs' own is helping revolutionize professional sound design using artificial intelligence. "Sound design has always been one of the most tedious and time-consuming parts of the editing process," said Isaiah Chavous, 26, who grew up in Colorado Springs and is a Rampart High School graduate. "It's extremely laborious and it can also be extremely expensive. Now ...
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govtech.com | Breeanna Jent
Experts from the military, NASA and private business sounded the call to action at a Thursday luncheon during the 40th Space Symposium at The Broadmoor. The luncheon was hosted by Space Workforce for Tomorrow, a strategic initiative of the Space Foundation that aims to confront the talent gap and develop a highly skilled, mission-ready workforce.
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gazette.com | Breeanna Jent
Limited educational and structured career pathways have led to a growing gap in the U.S. space workforce, a critical shortfall the nation must urgently address if it is to reclaim its longstanding edge in scientific leadership and global technological competition, industry leaders warned last week. Experts from the military, NASA and private business sounded the call to action at a Thursday luncheon during the 40th Space Symposium at The Broadmoor.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Breeanna Jent |Wayne Heilman
In the depths of space, a cargo ship containing specially packaged food approaches the International Space Station, carrying out a resupply mission. Without direct human control, the cargo ship docks onto the space station, transferring the food to the crew onboard. In another instance, a U.S. satellite autonomously adjusts its orbit to avoid colliding with debris. This is the future for robots in space, leveraging the power of artificial intelligence, industry experts said Thursday.
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Catch up on all of The Gazette's @csgazette and Denver Gazette's @DenverGazette #SpaceSymposium coverage from the week here. A couple more stories are coming this weekend! https://t.co/5TanIiXafJ
The latest in the fight for #SpaceCommand, from @maryshinn https://t.co/1EKfsxBFzB
Y'all - I meant Colorado Springs to *Denver. I had Pueblo on the mind while tweeting, since @swisspod has its hyperloop testing facility there.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis @GovofCO touts @swisspod's expansion into Colorado Springs at #SpaceSymposium today. Can you imagine a 15-minute trip from Colorado Springs to Pueblo? It's possible with Swisspod's hyperloop technology, he said.@csgazette https://t.co/U0CZ3yXmP8
