Project Morpheus
Morpheus is a game changing cross cutting technological breakthrough developed by NASA designed to allow firefighters to set back burns to help control forest fires. Previously, firefighters were forced to squirt flammable liquid on the ground and then set it on fire. With the advent of Morpheus, firefighters could assume a standoff posture, safely back from the 20-ton crane and the dangling back burn ignitor system euphamistically called the Morpheus Lander.
After fueling and tank pressurization, The range is checked to make sure it is clear of firefighters. A countdown then commences. At "Liftoff", the Morpheus Lander proceeds to spurt flame in all directions for a duration of several seconds while dancing the Macarena. When fire has been spread a sufficient distance the abort button is presed. The procedure can be repeated within days if needed.
