On the large screen, the names of two investors and the amounts of their investments were clearly displayed.
Venus Group: 200 billion
Lorentz Family: 100 billion
Total: 300 billion.
The allocation of the 300 billion in funds for the laboratory was also listed below.
The Cosmic Carrier project was simply too enormous, with a significant portion of the expenses going to the researchers' costs in the laboratory alone.
Not to mention the need to purchase rare metal materials and the like.
The Cosmic Carrier proposed by Professor Herwen differed from the current spaceships.
Its speed was supposed to reach the true speed of light, capable of traveling to star systems billions of light years away, just as many sci-fi movies have depicted.
By manipulating the control buttons, space jumps could be made, truly leaping billions of miles in one bound.
But the current level of technology simply couldn't support the successful birth of the Cosmic Carrier.
