can a person move an object without touching it?
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Yes, there are 3 ways to do that:\n\n1) Goes along the lines of the other answers proposed so far for this question. I will give one more example: if you put an object inside an empty  bottle and have to move it or get it out without touching it or the bottle, just fill the bottle with water and it will rise.\n \n2) Telekinesis: Every single thing on earth has two poles; humans themselves are conductors of electricity and can give off 2 volts; so I believe that telekinesis is a fact and can be utilized since we are composed of energy and so thoughts are energy as well (has polarity). So to answer your question, a person can move an object without touching it with telekinesis. \n\n3) Another way of affecting the mass (on a molecular structure) of objects without touching them so that they become light enough to be moved is SOUND. I think we've all seen or heard of opera singers who can keep a note long enough to shatter glass. Some tibetan monks have been known to use sound (a certain formation of drumbs and trumpets) around a stone and create a rhythm a certain way until the sound seemed continuous. After a few minutes, the stone would wobble, and as the monks lifted their drums and trumpets higher, the stone would levitate. For those who might not believe that, remember that ultrasonic drills are used today to drill certain elements into precise and delicate shapes such as glass.
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limit friction is the maximum amaount if of friction which makes a object just to move
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By unstoppable you mean un-deflectable?\n\nThe force would go thru the object.\n\nThat way the force continues unstopped and the object remains unmoved.
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You would need to have the magnet moving, and the power it would take to make it move would be more than any advantage you get out of it. Laws of Thermodynamics.
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You can do anything without exhorting yourself physically.
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how does it bounce without springs?
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I dont think So\n\nIt is possible only Physicaly not through any command.
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No. \nThe system is static and the sum of the forces equal zero, but there definately are forces flowing through the bar.  Replace the bar with a piece of plastic and then what happens.  The system is no longer in equilbruim, becomes dynamic and the plastic gets torn to shreads.  The same would be true if say you used a piece of wire.  Just because something is not moving does not mean there are no forces flowing through it.
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Something that prevents you from doing something.
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To lift an object from a ground we must apply a force equal to the weight of the object and move it to the required height.\n\nThus to do a work two things are required, a force and a distance. \n\nWork is the product of these two. \n\nIf a body of weight 32N is to be moved up through a distance of 1m we have to do a work of 32 joule totally. \n\nThat is we apply a force of 32N and move it through 1m.\n\nThe same work can be done by a boy who cannot exert a force more than 16 N.\n\nThis is possible because, the boy has to move 16N force through a distance of 2m instead of usual 1m.\n\nWe can apply 1N force and move it through 32m. \n\nOnly thing is that the product of force and distance must be 32 joule.\n\nAll simple machines are based on this principle. \n\nWhen we reduce the force the distance is increased; when we increase the force the distance is reduced. But the product remains the same. That is the total work done is the same.
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Yes there is, however it is very weak.  only able to move small objects.  It isn't like the movies.
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without any hidden traps, conditions etc
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Up or away from the center of gravity.
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One of two things will happen:\n\n1) The so-called unmovable object will be moved.\n2) The so-called unstoppable oject will be stopped.\n\nThis existance of an unstoppable object precludes the existance of an unmovable one, and vice versa. Of course, it's likely that neither one exists anyway so the question is pointless.
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actually, it can! If you understand physics, the website below has proof. (but I dont know how hard you threw it.)
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Not due to gravitational pull?!
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i think it can freeze the motors inside and damage them, if it frezes then you would not be able to move them