Problem 2 Rocket to the Moon (Loops/Lists] The second problem will have you generate like the following rocket: /** //** ///*** /////** 1../..../.. 1./../1. [\\/ \/\/ } / \ ] IVVVVVVI \/\..\/\/.] 1..V....V.. +=*=*=*=*=*=*+ IVVVVVV! \/\..\/\/.| T..V....V.. ..A....A..! 1./11../11.1 IN +=*=*=*=*.**+ /** //**\\ 17/** ////**\ 11///** You are to exactly reproduce this output. The various subfigures in the middle of this output have a height of 3. These subfigures have the property that their height determines their width, so there is only one size variable. This width should be a variable in your code. The rocket will require you to create nested for loops with print statements. If there are lines of output that are repeated, the code to create them should appear just once. You are not required to eliminate redundancy within lines of output. For example, you will notice that in parts of the figure, the left side of the output is similar to the right side of the output, but you do not have to try to eliminate this redundancy. You are required to properly indent your code and no line of code should be more than 100 characters long. Include a comment at the beginning of your script with basic information about yourself and a description of what the program does. Include a comment on each individual variable and function describing what it does. On any given execution your program will produce just one version of this figure, but it should be possible to change the value of the width variable to have your program produce a figure of a different size