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Well [besides just adding a passing comment on the reality of the situation] I'm trying to [pedagogically] wrangle another loophole, since the modernity era denied us such spaceships, and thus such spaceships are before/after/aside/distinct-from "any modern conveyance", this seems viable in the wyr as presented. They're effectively hot air balloon technology, with roots from before the Wright brother's first flight in an aeroplane (1903). Arguably even preceding bicycles (or rather, from aproximately the same time). And so if allowing "modern" bicycles, rather than as invented in 1817 (or peddle, 1853), then presumably the same available advancement transference is permisable to the aeros of at least as early as 1850 [unknown how much earlier, but those certainly didn't just suddenly appear that year].
And, if what I've heard is true[1] (and makes sense for their function), they'd be able to offer the lasting health as in the original offer before you edited it to be just a one time guaranteed healthiness at the start.
[1: Faster than light, zero inertia propulsion, zero point energy, safe enough for a two year old to fly home, can print another of itself instantly, and can sustain life indefinitely... ]