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What Does the Pharmaceutical Business Look Like in Space?

Varda Space builds small spacecrafts that process pharmaceutical materials in orbit and brings them back down to Earth. But it still needs a rocket company to get them there. Will Bruey, co-founder and CEO Varda Space joins Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde for a special edition of “Bloomberg Technology” to discuss what the pharmaceutical business…

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Varda Space builds small spacecrafts that process pharmaceutical materials in orbit and brings them back down to Earth. But it still needs a rocket company to get them there. Will Bruey, co-founder and CEO Varda Space joins Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde for a special edition of “Bloomberg Technology” to discuss what the pharmaceutical business looks like in space.
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  1. @july07071996ify

    October 12, 2024 at 9:20 am

    How sustainable is this?

  2. @nishensemble

    October 12, 2024 at 12:55 pm

    I don’t even understand why you’d do this. Which meds should be made like this?

  3. @coldstone87

    October 13, 2024 at 10:58 am

    The interviewers are pathetic. The interesting part is not rocket going up and down. The exciting part is those tests in space.

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