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[Citations] None [Notes] • A space-time manipulator can possibly move from one location to another without teleporting, but rather moving themselves all the way. - It's redundant to make the effort to fly when you can teleport. - The ability can't propel its user the same way as flight. + Says who? In Volume Three we saw a new trick - sending someone elsewhere without teleporting oneself to that location. Now that there are no more people with this ability, we can't discover other secrets it may keep, yet it's possible there are. - It was still teleporting, Matt didn't fly from America to Africa, dimensions were manipulated to send him there. - Since the user of the ability isn't frozen by it, it wouldn't work, since gravity would still affect the user. + What does gravity have to do with bending space? - Gravity is related to time because it affects the speed motion of things, and since time is related to space, so is gravity. • By that logic, gravity should be slowed down to a near halt when time is stopped. • It could have a selective effect, depending if the person is frozen in time, or if the person is the one freezing time. + If time and space can be bent, so can gravity, and a space-time manipulator may still perform flight. • We never saw a space-time manipulator who fell in a frozen time, so we can't be sure about gravity. - Yes, we can - the time does not stop completely, it slows down. + In season one, Hiro moved a bullet back through time by itself, not teleported. It stands to reason that something can be moved through space by the same ability • Hiro was actually reversing time when Hope shot him. • If this can manipulate time, fold time and space, it should manipulate space this would include gravity and dimensions. That could affect flight, gravitional manipulation, telekineticaly when the user move things. [Theory] 
Since this ability allows user to bend space, they can perform flight.
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