Telekinesis

Telekinesis is an ability which allows a person to move small objects from a distance.   Small is a relative measurement: no one is quite certain where the limit to this ability sits, though each individual has a variable "cap" on their usage. The largest known object lifted with telekinesis was an iron toaster, weighing in near fifteen pounds.   Similarly, the amount of movement achievable with this ability is varied by circumstances such as individual user talent and training, weight, distance, and concentration. The before mentioned iron toaster was lifted vertically three inches from a range of two feet. Whereas another user was able to carry a cup of tea over a mile at a similar range with minimal difficulty.   On the topic of range, there is no known cap to the distance one might be able to move something from with the exception of eyesight. So long as one can see what they aim to move, there is the possibility of moving it. Granted, longer distances take more training and more concentration, but movement is still theoretically possible.