probably because of a vacuum leak. Also, air conditioned Aerostars have an "Economy Circuit" where the air conditioner compressor is cut off (turned off) during hard acceleration to remove the "load" on the engine and therefore, save on gasoline. Whether this circuit is malfunctioning and causing the blower fan to quit as well, is difficult to guess. Logically, the blower fan does not put any load on the engine so I still think it is a vacuum leak. I would check all the vacuum hose connections, including the black plastic vacuum Tank located above the blower housing in the engine compartment. These are just suggestions and not neccesarily the solution.
the blower fan resistor has gone bad.
possibly the catalyst converter mass air flow sensor !!!!
Gravity causes falling objects to accelerate.
Check the fuses.If not the fuse, test the resistor down by the blower motor.
It could be the relay
Accelerate, motion is generated by applying force to mass.
THRUST
the brakes
the blower fan rheostat usually located in blower box is like a resistor that draws energy from the blower fan supply to slow it down and there is a high speed fan relay for the fastest speed. So your rheostat is not working
The grid of time.
Speed, velocity.
Possible causes could be, fuse, relay, sensor, blower motor or electrical connector.