The Future of Manufacturing Might Be in Space

Why the future of pharma is off-planet | A live conversation with Varda founder Will Bruey

"We’ve reached a point where Earth-bound manufacturing limits what biology can do—space unlocks an entirely new frontier."

3D printing shakes up the space industry

Small companies are producing parts for constructing rockets using 3D printing, a technology that has potential to shake up domestic manufacturing.

The Future of Manufacturing Might Be in Space - Overpasses For America

Jessica Frick wants to build furnaces in space. Her company, California-based Astral Materials, is designing machines that can grow valuable materials in orbit that could be used in medicine, semiconductors, and more. Or, as she puts it, “We’re building a box that makes money in space.” Scientists have long suggested that the microgravity environment of Earth’s orbit could enable the production of higher-quality products than it is possible to m…

The Future of Manufacturing Might Be in Space

Products made in space—and used on Earth—could be a reality in the coming years.

Meds are getting cooked and tested in orbit, and an ASX stock is part of the action

Space could make drugs purer and better Varda brews HIV meds in orbit, lands in SA Trajan’s technology tracks pill effects for astronauts    Medicine in space. Sounds like something out of Star Trek or Dune, but this isn’t sci-fi anymore. It’s the next frontier for real-world healthcare. Forget Martian hospitals, what’s really getting scientists and investors fired up is how outer space, specifically microgravity, could help us make better and m…

The Future of Manufacturing Might Be in Space - WorldNL Magazine

Jessica Frick wants to build furnaces in space. Her company, California-based Astral Materials, is designing machines that can grow valuable materials in orbit that could be used in medicine, semiconductors, and more. Or, as she puts it, “We’re building a box that makes money in space.”Scientists have long suggested that the microgravity environment of Earth’s orbit could enable the production of higher-quality products than it is possible to ma…