The power discharge that change her is coming from a broken lightspeed engine, harnessing power from the space stone while the stone is contained in the Tessaract. The end result of this is clearly that the energy Carol is hit by is changed in some way so as not to be fatal. There is plenty of precedent in the MCU for tools and containers allowing safe(r) handling of infinity stones, e.g. Loki's staff, the Eye of Aggamotto and even the gauntlet itself.

Its also worth noting that her power comes from the space stone, but it isn't the power of the space stone. She still has her power after the space stone is destroyed, and she doesn't appear to be able to teleport (a rather obvious canonical power of the space stone).

The power discharge that changed her is coming from a broken light speed engine, harnessing power from the Space Stone while the Stone is contained in the Tessaract. The end result of this is clearly that the energy Carol is hit by is changed in some way so as not to be fatal. There is plenty of precedent in the MCU for tools and containers allowing safe(r) handling of Infinity Stones, e.g. Loki's Scepter, the Eye of Agamotto and even the gauntlet itself.

It's also worth noting that her power comes from the Space Stone, but it isn't the power of the Space Stone. She still has her power after the Space Stone is destroyed, and she doesn't appear to be able to teleport (a rather obvious canonical power of the Space Stone).

The power discharge that change her is coming from a broken lightspeed engine, harnessing power from the space stone while the stone is contained in the Tessaract. The end result of this is clearly that the energy Carol is hit by is changed in some way so as not to be fatal. There is plenty of precedent in the MCU for tool and containers allowing safe(r) handling of infinity stones, e.g. Loki's staff, the Eye of Aggamotto and even the gauntlet itself.

Its also worth noting that her power comes from the space stone, but it isn't the power of the space stone. She still has her power after the space stone is destroyed, and she doesn't appear to be able to teleport (a rather obvious canonical power of the space stone).

The power discharge that change her is coming from a broken lightspeed engine, harnessing power from the space stone while the stone is contained in the Tessaract. The end result of this is clearly that the energy Carol is hit by is changed in some way so as not to be fatal. There is plenty of precedent in the MCU for tools and containers allowing safe(r) handling of infinity stones, e.g. Loki's staff, the Eye of Aggamotto and even the gauntlet itself.

Its also worth noting that her power comes from the space stone, but it isn't the power of the space stone. She still has her power after the space stone is destroyed, and she doesn't appear to be able to teleport (a rather obvious canonical power of the space stone).