Analysis
Orbital datacenters are an energy bet wearing a space costume.
Launch mass is priced in joules, which makes this an energy question that happens to take place in orbit.
Placeholder body. It exists to show how a marked figure sits inside a sentence and to give the numeral lint something real to run against. It is not an argument and nobody should read it as one.
The pitch is free cooling and uninterrupted sun. The bill is launch mass. Announced capacity across the credible proposals sits at 0.0GW, against contracted capacity of 0GW. Announced, contracted, and energized are three different numbers wearing one word, and saying which one you mean is most of the work.
An inset panel. Assumptions, denominators, and anything a reader can skip without losing the argument.
The implied cost per delivered watt works out to $00.00/W on the most generous assumptions available, and the assumptions are doing most of the work. That figure is dotted because Burn Rate did the arithmetic, which is the only reason anything is ever dotted.
Every figure above is a placeholder rather than a record, which is why each one is visibly fake. When the fact store has real entries these become record ids and the marks stop being decoration.
Until someone publishes delivered watts per kilogram on orbit, every projection in this category is an argument about physics dressed as a financial model.