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Welcome to another edition of Cool Stuff Ride Home, Marcus Paff, alongside Reggie Rizzou.

On today's episode, levitation becomes a reality. Plus one Kentucky

City's tourism campaign includes extraterrestrial invites. And this week in history, New York's

plan to save women's souls. Coming up on cool stuff, right home. Well, if you're a fan of superheroes or the Back to the Future trilogy for that matter,

you've likely daydreamed at some point about what it would be like to suspend gravity and levitate or hover above the ground.

I know that for me, as a kid, I often imagined how crazy the year 2015 would be with its flying cars and hoverboards,

neither of which actually came to fruition.

No matter what they say about those hoverboards, those are not real hoverboards.

I want my Back to the Future hoverboards.

Yeah.

Oh, the stuff that they've actually released today, no doubt.

But stop the charade, people.

None of this has come to fruition yet, of course,

but a recent popular mechanics piece from Tim Newcomb took a closer look at a newfound style

of anti-gravity levitation, which could potentially have some profound real-world implications.

Research continues on this magnetic-based form of levitation in which a spinning rotor magnet

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