That actually gets around my questions above nicely. Moving Mjølnir ≠ using Mjølnir. If the hammer can be moved by natural forces, it’s just a chunk of metal - it won’t have the devastating impact it does when Thor throws it.
And I guess if Thor woke up and called the hammer back, it’d go regardless of natural forces acting on it.
Im pretty sure there have been times thors hammer has not come because something was holding it back. I don’t think the call overrides physical effects on it but it has to be able to overcome its relative power.
That actually gets around my questions above nicely. Moving Mjølnir ≠ using Mjølnir. If the hammer can be moved by natural forces, it’s just a chunk of metal - it won’t have the devastating impact it does when Thor throws it.
And I guess if Thor woke up and called the hammer back, it’d go regardless of natural forces acting on it.
Im pretty sure there have been times thors hammer has not come because something was holding it back. I don’t think the call overrides physical effects on it but it has to be able to overcome its relative power.