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Fleagle is an aristocrat from the Devotindos Empire. Thanks to his position he was appointed as the captain of The Big Baron, the Empire's flying battleship, serving as an underling to the Emperor Devligus Devotindos. He confronts Sparkster when he invades the ship, fighting him directly at first and later using his personal robot, but he is eventually defeated.

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Space Major Reeves, a rocket expert and friend of Colonel White (voiced by Donald Gray), leaves Cloudbase after completing a tour of the facility. He boards a motor yacht bound for the island military installation Base Concord, unaware that Captain Black is watching from the shore. Black uses the Mysterons' powers to induce nausea in Reeves, who falls overboard and drowns in the yacht's wake.[2][3]

A Mysteron double of Reeves arrives at Base Concord, shoots the control room officer and launches an incendiary variable-geometry rocket (VGR) using the control code "ZERO". He then escapes in a J-17 fighter jet with the flight program unit, leaving the base personnel no way of knowing the VGR's target nor which of the 10,000 possible codes must be transmitted to trigger its self-destruct. Furthermore, for reasons unknown the VGR is not showing on radar.

Scarlet and Blue return to Cloudbase believing that they miraculously found the correct code. After the unit is recovered, White reprimands the two captains for their insubordination but stops short of court-martialling them, recognising the value of bravery in the fight against the Mysterons.

Anthony Clark of sci-fi-online.com describes "Renegade Rocket" as "just about average" and "about as dull as [Captain Scarlet] gets". He views the episode as an example of the series' "patchy" quality and questions Scarlet and Blue's motives for disobeying Colonel White given their extremely remote chances of finding the correct destruct code.[6] Chris Bentley, author of Captain Scarlet: The Vault, criticises the editing of the VGR's final approach, pointing out that even though the rocket is destroyed before it hits the base, White, who is counting down the seconds to impact, still reaches zero. He calls the sequence "baffling".[1]

Suggesting that the plot "could have similarly serviced a sitcom", Shane M. Dallmann of Video Watchdog magazine believes "Renegade Rocket" to be much less "gripping" than "Point 783", an episode about an out-of-control super-tank.[7] Writer Fred McNamara also compares it negatively to that episode, commenting that the "gripping" and "strong" first half is let down by a generally "disjointed" pace and "awkward story-telling". Although he calls the revelation of the VGR's target "some nicely played-out drama", he finds the attempts to guess the destruct code "tedious", stating that "the further the episode progresses, the more the script runs out of steam, and instead of rattling along, merely plods, with no genuine direction." He criticises Spectrum and the military's choice of tactics, wondering why they do not simply launch another rocket to blow up the VGR, and argues that the evacuation of Base Concord renders the Mysteron threat "unsatisfying". He describes the VGR's destruction by sheer luck a "desperate way to end a desperate episode", summing up "Renegade Rocket" as "little more than pulling the trigger without a bullet, a bang without an impact".[8]

How does it feel being the RL captain for your team and how did you get that position?

"I am no stranger to being captain of a team, however, the fact that the program is so small consisting only of five members has allowed me to form more meaningful connections with my players beyond that of just a teammate. I'd like to think that at the end of the day, win or lose, we are all still friends," said Sing,

"I assumed the role of captain during my first semester at BMCC by simply being the best on my team at that time. But being the best at the game doesn't make you the best captain, it took time for me to realize that when you are the leader in a team sport you have to adopt a different mindset in regard to improving your team."

Sing has been playing Rocket League since 2016, but said he recently got serious in competition about two and a half years ago. He expressed that being a part of a collegiate team can sometimes feel like a big responsibility. The experience of being something larger than himself is something he finds very rewarding.

The back-and-forth among the gang makes them very fun to watch; after all, despite the petty arguments, it's clear that when push comes to shove, the Guardians of the Galaxy members will have each other's backs. Like Iron Man and Captain America with the Avengers, the galactic characters have Rocket and Star-Lord as the team's leaders. However, while the Earth-based MCU heroes have no issues sharing the responsibility of leading the team, their space counterparts have squabbled a few times about who's in charge. Upon meeting Thor in Infinity War, the pair once again argued who's actually the captain of the Benatar. No one technically won the debate, but by Endgame, it appears that Rocket has already given up on his claim.

However, High Evolutionary began noticing a pattern of intelligence within 89P13. He sat down in his room with 89P13 on his lap. The two talked as High Evolutionary watched 89P13 do some equations on a chalk board. High Evolutionary marveled on the accuracy of the equations. A curious 89P13 then asked about the sounds playing over the speakers. High Evolutionary talked about how it was music and the emotional ties to the music. 89P13 then asked about the aircraft taking off outside. He sat in awe as it lifted off into the atmosphere. High Evolutionary told him it was a rocket.[3]

89P13 sighed as he was cheered up. He then went to choose his own name. Still being fond of the rocket he saw earlier, 89P13 decided to name himself Rocket. He vowed that one day, he and his friends would all fly away together, into the beautiful sky forever, Lylla, Teefs, Floor, and him: Rocket.[3]

Once Rocket settled their dispute on splitting up into groups, he was told by Quill that he knows he is going to a place where Thanos isn't, much to his mockery of being a captain. Rocket told Groot to travel to Nidavellir with him while Groot was playing his game. As Rocket settle inside the Space Pod, Thor bids the other Guardians a farewell before they departed.[4]

During his early life as a test subject, Rocket was very innocent and child-like. He quickly formed a bond with the other subjects of Batch 89 and began viewing them as his family. When the High Evolutionary showed Rocket a view of the outside world, he became enamored with the blue sky and the rockets that flew outside. He wished to take his friends out into the new world in a rocket and into the blue sky. Rocket initially latched onto the High Evolutionary as a father figure. He was eager to impress him and assist him in his experiments by explaining the reason his artificially evolved creatures were becoming filled with rage.

The captain played 133 regular season games with the Rocket, recording 25 goals and 34 assists. Bourque has stood out for his experience and leadership over the years with the Rocket. The forward was named assistant captain upon his arrival with the Rocket in 2021.

Time dilation of a rocket is a phenomenon in which time appears to pass slower for an object moving at high speeds, such as a rocket, compared to a stationary observer. This is due to the effects of special relativity, which states that time and space are not absolute and can be affected by an object's motion and gravitational fields.

Time dilation of a rocket occurs because as the rocket moves at high speeds, it approaches the speed of light. As it approaches this speed, time begins to slow down for the rocket in relation to the stationary observer. This is due to the time and space being relative to the observer's frame of reference.

Time dilation of a rocket can affect aging in two ways. First, for the person on the rocket, time will appear to pass slower compared to someone on Earth. This means that the person on the rocket will age slower than the person on Earth. Second, when the rocket returns to Earth, the person on the rocket will have experienced less time, resulting in them being younger than the person on Earth.

No, time dilation of a rocket can only be observed in extreme cases where objects are moving at extremely high speeds, close to the speed of light. In everyday life, the effects of time dilation are negligible and cannot be observed without specialized equipment. However, GPS satellites have to take into account the effects of time dilation due to their high speeds in order to accurately measure time and location on Earth.

Fun experience! The captain is an amazing driver. Candi, the first mate, is so fun and I like how they talked about some history of the area as we idled down the channel before starting the thrilling ride! I would recommend to anyone visiting the Tampa area

Circle the mountains to the north in a clockwise direction and you'll eventually arrive at Rocket Town*. If you talk to the old man standing in front of the Item Store (the building in the far-left corner of town) and look at the rocket with him, he'll give you the YOSHIYUKI. Head for the right-most house and open the chest in the nearest corner of the kitchen to find a POWER SOURCE. Enter the farthest house and open the chest in the small room adjacent to the back hallway to find the DRILL ARM. Go to the backyard and you'll find the Tiny Bronco and chat with Shera. She'll send you to the rocket to speak with the Captain. Go back through the house and head for Shinra No. 26. Climb to the top and talk to Cid about the rocket. Return to Cid's House and speak with Shera. When Rufus arrives and Palmer enters the house, go outside to check on Cid. When Shera calls you back in, head for the backyard and defeat Palmer. e24fc04721