[She attempts to catch the can and grunts slightly as it hits her in the ribs, but she manages to grab hold of it without either dropping the can again or falling off the shelf, so it's probably fine? She doesn't seem at all concerned about being smacked in the side with a high-speed chunk of metal, at least.]

Thanks!

[Having selected the pringles primarily for reach, she briefly considers how to get the can to actually connect with the ceiling without hopping up to hit it, then seems to hit on an idea. She opens the tube of chips, dumps out the pringles inside, and stuffs the can of beans into it. The end result is sort of like a medieval mace, if you stretch the definition to the point of total meaninglessness.]

[But it's long enough to hit the ceiling with, so whatever.]

Oh, this is much better. I really want to crack this place open so I can see how it works! Engineering isn't really my specialty, but just observing how I physically react to whatever is in there could be really valuable data all by itself.

[That... probably doesn't mean "I'm gonna touch stuff and see if I die", right? Right???]

[...no who are we kidding it absolutely does.]

Or maybe it's more of a physics problem... is space warping or just our perception of space? Oooh, I hope it's neurological manipulation, that would be amazing.