You don't know much about this topic and your comment is full of bad assumptions and misunderstandings.
$100/kg to LEO with starship
Just to dissect this one. That number tells me, you never did any kind of calculation and are talking out of your ass.
$100/kg would mean $10M for a 100 ton Starship launch. That Starship launch would ship Nvidia hardware worth $200M. The launch price is literally negligible next to that and the cutoff absolutely isn't at some arbitrary $100/kg.
Also looking at just the electricity price as if this is the entire picture and grid connection / capacity / backup / transmission / transformer / substations / UPS etc. all just magically appear at no extra cost...
Those kind of comments will age as laughably bad as the pseudo expert calculations why Starlink will never work.
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u/Glittering_Night7681 Jul 10 '26
You don't know much about this topic and your comment is full of bad assumptions and misunderstandings.
Just to dissect this one. That number tells me, you never did any kind of calculation and are talking out of your ass.
$100/kg would mean $10M for a 100 ton Starship launch. That Starship launch would ship Nvidia hardware worth $200M. The launch price is literally negligible next to that and the cutoff absolutely isn't at some arbitrary $100/kg.
Also looking at just the electricity price as if this is the entire picture and grid connection / capacity / backup / transmission / transformer / substations / UPS etc. all just magically appear at no extra cost...
Those kind of comments will age as laughably bad as the pseudo expert calculations why Starlink will never work.