Okay kiddo, so when we have something that's moving very fast, like an airplane or a rocket, it can create a lot of heat. This is because when air or gas is moving really fast, its molecules get jiggled around a lot and that makes them hotter.
Now, imagine that we have a special point on our airplane or rocket where the air or gas is suddenly slowed down very quickly. This can happen in places like the engine or the nozzle. When the air or gas is suddenly slowed down like this, all that energy and heat that was in the movement and jiggling of the molecules gets stuck in one place.
This is called the stagnation point or the stagnation temperature. It's like when you jump on a trampoline and all of your energy is concentrated in one spot when you land. At the stagnation point, the temperature can get really high, like thousands of degrees Fahrenheit!
Now, engineers and scientists have to be really careful about where they put the stagnation point on their airplanes or rockets because if it gets too hot, it can damage the materials or even cause an explosion! They have to design the engine or nozzle carefully to make sure the stagnation temperature doesn't get too high.