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Theories about Seismic burst

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Seismic burst is related to telekinesis.	None	+ Both abilities can be used to move objects and people away from the user. - Telekinesis is the ability in which one can push with the mind. Not to push with a burst. • Seismic burst may work by simply 'shoving' objects and people away with the mind. - Telekinesis was never shown to produce a burst, or any effect other than the movement of the objects and people the ability is used on. + In Homecoming, Sylar used telekinesis to throw Claire Bennet against a wall with sufficient force to fracture her bones. This seems similar to what seismic burst can do. - Ability homology.
Seismic burst works by manipulating air currents.	None	+ This ability causes visual distortions when used, suggesting that it may involve moving air. - Visible distortions in the air imply a change in its refraction index, which would require some form of energy to alter its temperature. + Phasing causes visual distortions as well, but does not involve energy. - As far as we know. - Phasing involves passing through matter, that's the way they decided to show that effect.

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 :::{{minus}} Telekinesis was never shown to produce a burst, or any effect other than the movement of the objects and people the ability is used on.<br />
 {{plus}} In [[Homecoming]], [[Sylar]] used telekinesis to throw [[Claire Bennet]] against a wall with sufficient force to fracture her bones. This seems similar to what seismic burst can do.<br />
-:{{minus}} [[Ability homology]].>br />
+:{{minus}} [[Ability homology]].<br />
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 | Seismic burst works by manipulating air currents. || None || {{plus}} This ability causes visual distortions when used, suggesting that it may involve moving air.<br />