Dr. Stasis (a clone of Mister Sinister and a leader within Orchis) wanted to carve the magic of the Crimson Gem out of his physical body for the sake of further research and experimentation.

Source: https://screenrant.com/why-marvel-comics-killed-juggernaut-xmen/

He can slow down time with Stasis or use a telekinetic-like device called Kinesis to push and pull objects.

Source: https://gamerant.com/dead-space-remake-things-make-no-sense/

It's not hard to see Force Push and Force Stasis work in similar ways, and with a few more Force powers to fill out a set, players could be looking at a game with a unique identity and a lot of flexibility packed into its mechanics.

Source: https://gamerant.com/ubisoft-star-wars-open-world-game-breath-of-the-wild-botw-sheikah-slate-inspiration/

So far I’m finding it less impactful than Stasis and less powerful to play with than the recent 3.0 overhauls of Solar, Void, and Arc.

Source: https://kotaku.com/destiny-2-lightfall-witness-strand-nimbus-exotics-1850173084

Some of the mechanics in are incredibly fun to play around with, particularly the Stasis ability.

Source: https://gamerant.com/legend-of-zelda-tears-of-the-kingdom-tloz-totk-great-hyrule-forest-ekochiu-shrine-walkthrough-solution-chest/

With the launch of the Strand subclass, as well as at least one Strand-based Exotic weapon being confirmed, it seems unlikely that players will choose to, once again, play with another Stasis Heavy weapon when there are many other interesting options.

Source: https://gamerant.com/destiny-2-lightfall-stasis-glaive-winterbite-salvations-grip-utility-over-damage-exotics/