Piss of mate

There are even squrrels on Mars

so all of your theory is based on this

arcimedes prinsiple doesnt have anything to do with water falling to the ground @Human Sheeple

crappy photoshops on mars

damn why not say the earth is a triangle then

archimedes principle desribes floating objects

not gravity

@Human Sheeple

So rocks cant be weird or deformed and the pic you think is a spider is a weird rock that is at the top of a ''cave'' is up ther because there is no to very little gravitational pull on mars

@bobrossismygod So what happens when you drop something?

@Human Sheeple it falls

It falls to the ground

btw the crab's shadows are poorly made

https://images-ext-2.discordapp.net/external/ZgfQ3oRIzdEBp7Vo1g-lYSILaWZlZXCJn-ZvF0FdszQ/https/cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/419030767356739594/462984751779807261/gravityballoon.gif @bobrossismygod evidently not!

helium

Thats helium

light than air

helium

```it falls to the ground``` I rest my case

helium

running out of idea? i think so

Helium rises because it is so light

is lighter

than air

depending on the weight of the substance the item falls/rises

Imagine it as this

Exactly

Silly globers think mass is the cause, they're halfway there, they just forgot to divide by the volume!

if you drop an anvil on a pillow

the anvil will go down either way

Poor pillow

cause it's way heavier

@Citizen Z you legend

now if you drop a baloon on a fan

Can you bend water?

@Human Sheeple mass is the cause. Helium will go up because it's lighter than the mass surrounding it.

it gets pushed up and that's another example

Omg water is sticky

@Human Sheeple can you prove the earth is flat?

@ChromeTheGnome Wrong, it is less dense than the medium