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Originally Posted by Random Wanderer
So that Cavorite stuff involves gravity control? It looked like by manipulating that sphere she could change the direction gravity was pulling on things. It didn't look like flight, like standard sci-fi antigravity, but more like controlled falling, sometimes in directions different from the way gravity normally works.
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Considering it is named after cavorite, an antigravity material in HG Wells The First Men In the Moon, where it was used basically to coat objects and make them immune to force of gravity, its very likely that she simply is not affected by gravity overall and can change her direction freely and stuff.