King Palenque, according to Tsokalous, is shown on the top of his sarcophagus at Palenque.

The King has a breathing tube in his right nostril (or it could be a telescope). He sits in posture our modern astronauts use for liftoff, in the pilot seat of a rocket. He adjusts controls with his left hand. He pushes two different petals, one with each foot. Flames jump from the exhaust below him.