Because banana backwards dingo lure fresh eliminating sweaty fruit.
Cheesy lard glands loosely flocculate over frangible nuts.
If not else big rocket fall down go "boom", astronaut go owy owy!
Well... how *else* do you respond to such a vague and confusing
question. The original poster asked one like that before, so I doubt
he's going to learn from his mistakes... :-(
John Stein wrote:
<< And did you see his return address? Makes you wonder. >>
Well, he's obviously not a native speaker of English. His questions seem
innocent enough so far, though that last one is somewhat difficult to decipher.
Want the truth? Well easyarm, it's like this...
We love these big rockets... these big rockets are our babies... our
children... just ask any Rocketeer.
And even though we love them, we end up sending them to the launch pad to
possibly be destroyed, mutilated, or fried in a big ball of hibachi like
flame...
The "fire stove" reference came about in the very early days of rocketry...
well before the time of Christ. It had to do with Molech (also variously
known as Moloch, Milcom, Malcam) the name given to the national pagan god of
the Ammonites (who obviously has something to do with AP or AN).
Worship of Molech included people burning their own children to death in
fire, often by placing them in the arms of a hollow metal idol of Molech
that had been heated very hot with a fire burning inside (just like a
rocket).
http://www.keyway.ca/htm2002/20020922.htm
This reference, and how it is applicable to Rocketry, should now be quite
obvious.
Glad I could help.
do you mean the large black "blast deflectors"?
look like the top of a pot belly stove ?
if so, it is to deflect the rocket flame away from the ground so the ground
does not catch fire.
IF you mean the large NASA rockets, pretty much the same thing.
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