Ethan_sedai

That’s pretty cool!

Now, I’m not an expert on physics-I’m not even out of high school yet-but I wonder at what point curveball physics would start applying and curving the path of the object.

also, excuse my bad drawing, but I think this might be more efficient:

and it would work, because it is possible to Push and Pull from different points in your body, Vin does it when she Pushes the Vial of Atium from her belt to in front of her, then Pulls the bead into her mouth, and there are other examples, too, but I’m too busy trying to do this and statistics homework simultaneously.

Well, technically, there is still no energy transfer, but the forces don’t just disappear. The reason there is no energy transfer is that the force is not applied across a distance, therefore no work is being done. If there was an energy transfer when no work is being done, we could theoretically power everything with bricks sitting on a table.

however, yes, you are still correct, the forces Involved would be far to large for this to be practical.