yes. you cannot do it freely, but if you use EM radiation, or vacuums, you can.
(airplanes and whirlybirds use vacuums)
a whirlybird has a huge propeller on top, and when it sucks the air under it, over it is a vacuum. something has to fill this vacuum. thus, the whirlybird is the closest thing to this vacuum. whirlybird fills vacuum.
helicopter is the new name for whirlybird. but when it was invented, it's name was whirlybird.
If you believe it anything is possible
When meditating some Buddhists can (supposedly - but never scientifically established). Of course there are some recreational places where you go into an enclosure that blows air from the bottom enough to levitate you. It is also possible to levitate things through magnetic forces - such as that used for mag-lev trains.
It's not possible to levitate objects at this time. Perhaps in the future, we can learn how to do this.
Some words that rhyme with "levitate" are "decorate," "meditate," and "elaborate."
Yes if they wore magnetic shoes then stood on a magnet of the same pole. Same poles repels so if the magnets are powerful enough you will levitate. It has not been proven that human can levitate using magic but I think you can.
you have to levitate everything else first
Humans appear to levitate through optical illusions.
We in Australia speak English. "Levitate" is a reasonable translation.
You cannot. Levitation is not possibleAnswer:While levitation in the magic sense (good for flying carpets, saints and such after repeating a fer mystic phrases) is not possible, physics experiments have demonstrated ithat living organisms can levitate in very strong and managed magnetic fields. This falls short of the "levitate and fly around the room" ability, but it does demonstrate the process (See Links). If you cheat a bit and levitate a magnetic material a person can stand on the levitating platform.
yes i could levitate and make my lower half of my body dissapear
People cannot levitate, but they can fly using airplanes and helicopters.
No.