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For that, first Halloween wasn't to launch a rocket, however. It was to make a simple measurement. I say simple. Not really simple, but they were to make a measurement. So the place is back in California. It's 1936. Frank Molina, at that time Frank was 24-year-old as a Caltech graduate student. And having red jewels burned, he imagined space travel and had decided he wanted to put rocket propulsion on a specific footing, not just something in the fiction. Jack Morrison, a friend, brings practical experience with explosives and fascination with rocket fuels background. And Ed Forman, who was a kid turned, used into hardware. Theory, chemistry, and craftsmanship show up.