Two arXiv Papers Model Launch Pricing and Orbital Computing — Neither Compares Indian Rockets With SpaceX
A source capture supporting an article in The Chitragupta Chronicle.
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Visit the source · drdo.gov.in ↗NPC31Octto04Nov2024.pdf
drdo.gov.in · Original source ↗
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[2607.14172] The Cost and Network Limits of Space-Based AI Compute
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[2607.10385] Prices and Competition in Vertically Integrated Launch Markets
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Search | arXiv e-print repository
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2607.14172
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The Cost and Network Limits of Space‑Based AI Compute
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[2607.14172v1] The Cost and Network Limits of Space-Based AI Compute
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SHA-256: 7e7e91ded86acc0307445224fa3be0dd6cd2bf25d7ca85c8c198e92e205a1c71
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Limits of this record
Research coverage is limited to two arXiv working papers, duplicated and search-page versions of the same papers, and one DRDO weekly defence-news digest. No primary study on Indian launch costs, no Cambridge study and no cost-per-kilogram figures for Indian vehicles appear in the captured sources.
The discovery headline's claim that Indian rockets cost four times more than SpaceX is not addressed by any captured passage; the draft flags that mismatch rather than repeating the ratio.
Neither paper has a sourceDate in the capture, so peer-review or revision status is unknown. The launch-market model is explicitly a working paper using a back-of-envelope calculation, and the orbital-compute analysis relies on cited third-party estimates and on references that were not themselves captured.
Duplicated capture variants of the same paper are one evidence lineage, not independent corroboration; no claim here is marked corroborated.
No relevant permitted source imagery was found: every supplied media candidate is marked excluded, and those candidates are icons, social-bookmarking graphics or caption placeholders that do not depict launch economics or orbital computing.
Absence of disagreement among the captured sources does not establish consensus; it may reflect narrow research coverage.
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