Does any one know how to bend all the elements?

Question

like how to bend all the elements like on avatar. if u r gonna say the answer say it if u r just gonna say something stupid that doesn't help me don't answer.

Answer 1

How To Bend Water with Static Electricity

From Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D.,

Your Guide to Chemistry.

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When two objects are rubbed against each other, some of the electrons from one object jump to the other. The object that gains electrons becomes more negatively charged; the one that loses electrons becomes more positively charged. The opposite charges attract each other in a way that you can actually see.

One way to collect charge is to comb your hair with a nylon comb or rub it with a balloon. The comb or balloon will become attracted to your hair, while the strands of your hair (all the same charge) repel each other. The comb or balloon will also attract a stream of water, which carries an electrical charge.

Difficulty: Easy

Time Required: minutes

Here's How:

   1. Comb dry hair with a nylon comb or rub it with an inflated latex balloon.

   2. Turn on the tap so that a narrow stream of water is flowing (1-2 mm across, flowing smoothly).

   3. Move the balloon or teeth of the comb close to the water (not in it). As you approach the water, the stream will begin to bend toward your comb.

   4. Experiment! Does the amount of 'bend' depend on how close the comb is to the water? If you adjust the flow, does it affect how much the stream bends? Do combs made from other materials work equally well? How does a comb compare with a balloon? Do you get the same effect from everyone's hair or does some hair release more charge than others? Can you get your hair close enough to the water to repel it without getting it wet?

      

Tips:

   1. This activity will work better when the humidity is low. When humidity is high, water vapor catches some of the electrons that would jump between objects. For the same reason, your hair needs to be completely dry when you comb it.

What You Need:

    * water faucet

    * nylon comb or latex balloon

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I am able to bend the wind; water kinda, earth not even close, and fire sorta but not quite.

Hey it's actually pretty easy with the wind. And whoever reads this think whatever you want I can do it.

Answer 4

try studying hydrokinesis, aerokinesis, pyrokinesis, and telekinesis. i'm not saying it works, but it might be what you're looking for.

Answer 5

Avatar: The Last Airbender is a FICTIONAL show. It's even a cartoon.

No one can "bend" the elements. Sorry. That's a fact. Although if you superheat metal and use the proper equipment you can bend that. Metal is an element (well a collection of elements).

But if you want to be like Aang, it's not going to happen outside of your dreams.