A. Telekinetic power is ability of moving an object by bending or pulling on a material or substance with force that is too great to be exerted by any other force. In physics, a substance is said to be “too great” to be exerted by any other force. For example, when the Earth is under a huge amount of strain, a lot of energy (pressure) gets released. When the forces are strong enough, you get something called a “gravity wave”. A “gravity wave” is a force that travels through the force field. If you can force a big body towards a small body, that is called telekinetic power.
Q. What is “lightening”?
A. Lightening (an “eighth” of a wavelength) is the force that propels the sun from near the center of the galaxy to infinity in the horizon of our planet. The force is so strong, gravity is barely noticeable.
Q. What is the force that causes an airplane to stall?
A. The force that causes an airplane to stall is the lift force (the force that raises an airplane that is already on the tarmac up by a little bit) of the wings. The wings lift the airplane up by the force behind the wings, which is not enough because the force behind the wings is greater than the lift force. In the case of an airplane not on the tarmac (in this case, an airplane in an inclined plane), the lift force of the wings is too small compared to the thrust of the propeller. In the case of an airplane on the tarmac that is heading straight toward the airport, the force is so strong, because there is not enough force behind the wings that the airplane will not tip to the right in a turn. All this forces cancel each other out and the plane stalls at the edge of the runway. Why?
Q. Is there such a thing as magic or science?
A. Magic is defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary as “a gift or power from an object or an entity”; and science (derived from Greek) as “the study and application of things or phenomena in order to gain information about them and to make more accurate predictions”; both definition are true. However, since they are opposites of each other, the two words have a mutual definition such that only the former is true. In both cases the scientific term refers to knowledge and the mystical term refers to the experience.
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