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Personally, I think our planet is in such a sorry state of affairs I can't think why anybody would want to duplicate anything about it, except perhaps some of Nature's handiwork from before humans began muddling with everything...
That said you could always automate the Ecosystem with drones and recycle all the unwanted larvae for their basic resources or just send them to a shredder set to work automatically when full.
Also, 11700 satellites divided between 10 rocket types = 1170 rockets per type...
This would be a more efficient plan and would benefit the terraformation process better rather than trying to gather the resources and launch 11700 rockets of the same type, though I suspect the game will likely reject your plan long before you get anywhere close to the goal regardless of which method you use.
It was just an idea that we decided to implement with a friend when we saw how satellites orbit around planets, and we got curious)
let's check it out. Maybe it's crashing, but we'll try
That doesn't change anything Flint said... and I suspect he is right, he usually is. Just so you know!