Levitation: A Myth or a Miracle?

On December 13th, 1868, a remarkable event occurred in the Ashlee House in South Kensington. According to eyewitness accounts from notable figures such as Lord Adea and Lord Lindsey, a spiritual medium by the name of DD Hume was seen entering one window on the third floor of the house and exiting through another. This phenomenon is known as levitation, which is defined as an occurrence that defies gravity and allows someone to float in mid-air. The College Of Psychic Studies in South Kensington houses a portrait of Hume, suggesting that this incredible feat may have actually taken place. However, many skeptics are unconvinced that levitation is possible at all. Scientists have been unable to explain how such an event could occur naturally and there has yet to be any definitive proof that it can be done without the aid of special technology or outside forces. Even if levitation does exist, it appears unlikely that it will ever become commonplace or widely accepted by society due to its mysterious nature and lack of scientific evidence. For now, we must remain skeptical about this extraordinary phenomenon until more research can be conducted into its validity.