Rocket firing is a term that is typically used in the field of astrophysics and engineering. It describes the act of launching or propelling a spacecraft or rocket. Synonyms for rocket firings include launch, blastoff, ignition, liftoff, takeoff, and ascent. These terms are used to describe the different stages of a rocket's journey from Earth into space. Launch refers to the moment when the rocket is first propelled into the air, while blastoff implies a more forceful eruption. Ignition and liftoff are also used to describe the initial stages of the launch. Takeoff is used to describe the moment when the rocket sets off on its journey, while ascent refers to the upward movement of the rocket.