  The superposition principle is one of the bizarre predictions of quantum
mechanics. Nevertheless, it has been experimentally verified using electrons,
photons, atoms, and molecules. In this article, using a $20~$nm levitated
ferromagnetic FePt nanoparticle, an exotic all optical spin polarization
technique and the matter-wave interferometry, we show that a mesoscopic spatial
Schrodinger cat can be created. Additionally, we argue that the maximum spatial
separation between the delocalized wavepackets can be $25~\mu m$ and is
significantly larger than the object itself.
