x = 108, y = 62, rule = B3678/S34678
bbo40bo$ooboo34boobobo$obobo13boo12bo6b6obo$5o11b6oboo4b6o3bob8o$16b9o
bobbob6obb10o$17b10o3b20o$16b9obobbob6obb10o13bo36booboo$5o11b6oboo4b
6o3bob8o13b3o14boo12bo6b6o$obobo13boo12bo6b6obo15bo13b6oboo5b5o3bob4ob
o$ooboo34boobobo17bo13b11o3b7obb8o$bbo40bo33b31o$62bo13b11o3b7obb8o$
62bo13b6oboo5b5o3bob4obo$61b3o14boo12bo6b6o$62bo36booboo6$62bo$61b3o$
60b5o$59bob3obo$58b9o$58b9o$59b7o$58b9o$58boob3oboo$60bobobo$62bo$61b
3o$61b3o$60b5o$60b5o$59b7o$60b5o$60b5o$62bo$62bo$62bo$61b3o$61b3o$59bo
b3obo$59b7o$59bo5bo$62bo$$59bobobobo$59bobbobbo$60bo3bo$59bob3obo$60b
ooboo$$62bo$62bo$59booboboo$57b3ob3ob3o$60b5o$60b5o$59b7o$61bobo!
A rocket is reflected 180 degrees by two passing rockets.
David I. Bell, May 1997
