x = 112, y = 76, rule = B3678/S34678
23boo3bobbo$bb3o7b3o8b3o3boobboo$4obo8bobboo3bob10oboo$5o3b3obb8obb15o
$b38o$5o3b3obb8obb15o$4obo8bobboo3bob10oboo$bb3o7b3o8b3o3boobboo$23boo
3bobbo12$66bo36booboo$65b3o14boo12bo6b6o$66bo13b6oboo5b5o3bob4obo$66bo
13b11o3b7obb8o$81b31o$66bo13b11o3b7obb8o$66bo13b6oboo5b5o3bob4obo$65b
3o14boo12bo6b6o$66bo36booboo6$66bo$65b3o$64b5o$63bob3obo$62b9o$62b9o$
63b7o$62b9o$62boob3oboo$64bobobo$66bo$65b3o$65b3o$64b5o$64b5o$63b7o$
64b5o$64b5o$66bo$66bo$66bo$65b3o$65b3o$63bob3obo$63b7o$63bo5bo$66bo$$
63bobobobo$63bobbobbo$64bo3bo$63bob3obo$64booboo$$66bo$66bo$63booboboo
$61b3ob3ob3o$64b5o$64b5o$63b7o$65bobo!
A rocket is reflected by 180 degrees by two passing rockets.
David I. Bell, May 1997
