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Q&A Floating on Air in Halacha

Hear me out -- this is not meant to be facetious, but I'm asking as an issue of halachic theory. Let's say a person had the capability to fly (or at least float) -- what would the Shabbos-based ha...

1 answer  ·  posted 3mo ago by rosends‭  ·  last activity 3mo ago by AA ‭

Question halacha-theory
#1: Initial revision by user avatar rosends‭ · 2026-06-22T18:10:54Z (3 months ago)
Floating on Air in Halacha
Hear me out -- this is not meant to be facetious, but I'm asking as an issue of halachic theory.

Let's say a person had the capability to fly (or at least float) -- what would the Shabbos-based halachic problems or challenges be as applied to that person?

**Does the tchum get measured straight up?** 

I saw in another question elsewhere that above a certain point is not considered reshus harabim but the m'kom p'tur seems to be for someone who is elevated on something, not floating independently.

I have looked for relevant halachos but I find a lot about boats and airplanes and less (shocking) about superpowers.