x = 61, y = 48, rule = B3678/S34678
17bo$16bobo$15bobobo$16bobo$17bo$$oo$4o$b3o$5o$5o13booboo37bo$5o12bob
3obo5bo3bo8boo15boo$5o11bob5o4b5o5boob6o12boo$5o10bob6obb8obb11o14bo$
5o10b30o$5o10bob6obb8obb11o14bo$5o11bob5o4b5o5boob6o12boo$5o12bob3obo
5bo3bo8boo15boo$5o13booboo37bo$5o$b3o$4o$oo9$3boo25boo$3b4o21b4o$4b3o
21b3o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o
19b5o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o19b5o$3b5o19b5o$4b3o21b3o$3b4o21b4o$3boo
25boo!

A rocket duplicator and turner reaction.
An incoming rocket is duplicated to form two output rockets at right
angles to the incoming rockets.  This only uses period 8 oscillators.
In this example, one of the outputs is disabled to form a pure
rocket turner.
David I. Bell, July 1999
