Why is Mars such a small planet?

Why is Jupiter such a big one?

>>8267744
because of
>>8268010

gravity

>>8268015
gravity doesn't exist

>>8268079
well, thats just low effort baiting. I know it is saturday, but come on

>>8268082
it's just a theory, prove it's real

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>>8268086

>>8268107
that's a pretty solid argument, although I'm still not convinced

>>8268010
for you

>>8268112
focus harder and harder and eventually you'll transcend your state of non-convincedness

>>8268112
>convincing someone that gravity exists
Ha ha, I get it. It is because someone would need to be extremely retarded to doubt the existence of gravity. Please go to troll college, you are very talented

>>8268015
But before it got big it wasn't any better at gravity than the other planets

>>8268159
It was grinding hard for exp gain and put all its points into gravity. Earth on the other hand put its points into life.

>>8268164
How are you even supposed to know where to put your points before getting a chance at increasing Int?

>>8268159
It probably was always the biggest. Its proto-planet formed earlier and could "steal" material from Mars' orbital buffet

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>>8267744
>manlet planet

>>8267744

You're a pretty big planet.

>>8268086
>it's just a theory
Well then you should have no problem jumping off something really really high.