The 737 rudder issues was precisely because the valve had redundant functions. It was designed so that hydraulic flow would make it to the rudder actuator even if one channel failed. What the designer of the valve did not to was a thermal transient analysis on cold soak conditions with hot fluid transition. Had the…

yeah and now we know hydra had long infiltrated SHIELD even to the upper echelons.  so some how Fury hid its existence so well no one else knew about it for hydra to find out.

Ironically enough, it’s a bad president who started all this shit in the first place.

NEVER. You wrote a stupid tweet 10 years ago and now the Trump Trolls hate you. Nobody is ever going to hire you in Hollywood. You’re Fired!

Production on Guardians for Gunn will begin after production has concluded on The Suicide Squad, the DC Comics sequel Warner Bros. snapped the director up for in the wake of his firing

Thank you Dave Batista

Good.

Nickelodeon may be lending their characters, but WB’s the one writing, storyboarding, and animating this. Remember that. 

I do have a few hangups, about this movie:

Like: “Does Goose prefer canned or dry cat food??” I think wet. But we all know he’ll eat anything. (Also is the cat definitely a girl too? I thought the name was androgynous and I associate the name Goose with Top Gun and the look of the cat with 9 Lives’ Morris so I felt it was a boy. Either way I'm a big fan.)

Except GotG1 establishes that the Power Stone was hidden away on another planet for millennia. Yondu had just tracked it down there, when Quill jumped the gun(n) to take it for himself.

Nah, we saw Howard at the end of Captain America: The First Avenger digging it up from the ocean floor. It wasn’t related to the audience second-hand.

If a flerkin has a similar lifespan to a cat, Goose is long dead by the time the first Avengers movie happens. However, we have absolutely no reason to assume that to be true, so I’m with you. Please give us more Goose, Marvel!

I imagine that any one of the stones could be harnessed as a power source, given that they all seem to be self-contained sources of limitless energy. In terms of why they chose Space specifically, it’s probably a combination of wanting to tie things in to the greater MCU (not only does the Tesseract have more screen…

The Tesseract is drawn in Howard Stark’s notes in Iron Man 2. There is also a scene where Howard Stark recovers it in Captain America.

Jonesy was picked up in space by the rest of his kind and brought back home.

I figure that Fury immediately got to work on the Avengers Initiative. He didn’t want to weaponize the tesseract because he wanted to build out the avengers to defend the earth. Following Thor showing up and causing waves everywhere, it seems he decided that we couldn’t wait for the team to come together and needed a…

Fury was specifically against using the cube to design superweapons. That’s what Hydra wanted in WWII, and what Hydra agents infiltrated into SHIELD wanted. Fury and presumably other true SHIELD agents opposed this in favor of a team of trusted super beings, rather than super weapons that could be used by anyone. So…

You know, here I was hoping this would be the timeline of that *MUCH* more interesting bit of Capt Marvel “artifact” history, Goose. We really need to know what he / she / it was up to during the later events of the MCU. Did Fury put Goose up in pet boarding during the events in New York? Who took care of Goose while…

Yes, but the Collector mentions that all 6 stones were harnessed by Celestials.