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potential Potential energy at a certain height

If an object is levitated above the surface of the earth with constant velocity so the net work done is equal to zero then the object must possess no potential energy =0 at a certain height (h)$h$ because work of weight downwards is equal to external force work upwards. What is wrong with my explanation and how an object possess potential energy even if net work is zero.

potential energy at a certain height

If an object is levitated above the surface of the earth with constant velocity so the net work done is equal to zero then the object must possess no potential energy =0 at a certain height (h) because work of weight downwards is equal to external force work upwards. What is wrong with my explanation and how an object possess potential energy even if net work is zero.

Potential energy at a certain height

If an object is levitated above the surface of the earth with constant velocity so the net work done is equal to zero then the object must possess no potential energy =0 at a certain height $h$ because work of weight downwards is equal to external force work upwards. What is wrong with my explanation and how an object possess potential energy even if net work is zero.

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potential energy at a certain height

If an object is levitated above the surface of the earth with constant velocity so the net work done is equal to zero then the object must possess no potential energy =0 at a certain height (h) because work of weight downwards is equal to external force work upwards. What is wrong with my explanation and how an object possess potential energy even if net work is zero.