Nothing shatters the serenity of the rain forest quite like a rocket launch. In French Guiana, local fishermen working their ancient profession in
their equally age-old canoes off the coast of Kourou are jarred into the 20th century every three weeks as another Ariane 4 rocket blasts through the sky to hoist a satellite toward its appointed
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