How does Flash run on air?

He can most definitely travel in air. The Flash is capable of changing his molecular density to float on vapor molecules in the atmosphere. This means that he mostly can only run on/through clouds, but it still applies.

Can Flash run to other planets?

The Flash is able to run fast enough to break through dimensional barriers and travel through the multiverse. Before The Flash was able to travel to other dimensions all by himself at will, he used a Cosmic Treadmill. In “Crisis on Infinite Earths” Vol.

How can Wally West Run in space?

Depends on the Flash, typically speaking Barry Allen cannot move in space without extra assistance, but Wally has shown the ability to do so several times. While he can’t breathe in space when he is running the speed force sustains him. So in space if he stops running his need for air comes back.

How does the Speed Force affect the Flash?

By using the Speed Force, he can increase his knowledge exponentially, even if it’s only for a temporary period of time. The Flash is able to read immense amounts of information and store it in his short-term memory in order to solve a problem or catch a bad guy.

How does the Flash travel through time?

Just like The Flash can travel to other dimensions, he can also travel through time. By building up enough speed, The Flash can pierce the time barrier and travel either to the past or to the future. As we mentioned above, The Flash can travel a short distance into the past to create duplicates of himself.

How does the flash use speed reading in his comics?

In “The Flash” Vol. 3 #2, written by Geoff Johns with art by Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato, The Flash uses speed reading to save dozens of people. When an apartment building is hit by a shockwave, Barry races to the library where he quickly reads several books on architecture.

How does the Flash jump up and down buildings?

Physics tells us that if an object can go fast enough, and build up enough momentum, it can use that force to break the grip of gravity and shoot upward. The Flash can easily get enough momentum going to race up and down buildings, as well as towers and falling debris.