However, it cannot be denied that these eleven first-generation Striver Spaceships consumed a large amount of production and scientific research capacity, which could have been used to cultivate the first-generation Dyson membrane.
Harrison Clark hoped that humanity would only research and perform technical verification at the time, not spend manpower and resources on building the first-generation Striver Spaceships, but instead invest more of the limited resources into the Dyson Membrane Project.
If the second-generation Striver Spaceships hadn't been built either, the third-generation Dyson membrane would have had a chance to be completed before 2390.
The first to be put into production would be the third-generation Striver Spaceships, capable of accommodating 300,000 people.
