Are there any forms of levitation which would be able to work

>>8568556
No, because in a true vacuum there would be nothing to levitate.

>>8568556

Any kind of rocket would work. So would psychokinesis and anti-gravity beams.

>>8568556
> any way that is feasible for the average /sci/ user to create a levitating craft which could also function in a vacuum?

Ion drives are essentially the same thing as the electron gun from a CRT TV. I could rig up something that produce a few atto Newtons of force; but that's not enough to get off the ground.

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>>8568556
Ion drive is just one of the potential effects of the lifter it can also work in other dielectrics than air.
Vacuum is a dielectric. Mineral oil is also a dielectric.

>>8568639
I don't think there is such a thing as a "true vacuum" there are still quantum fluctuations, electromagnetic wave forms, etc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MmWeZHsQzs

>>8569152
>Vacuum is a dielectric
do you know how fucking much energy you would need to make a vacuum act like a dielectric? the only place we see that is near black holes.