Cats already have a questionable relationship with the laws of physics. They squeeze into spaces that should be too small, sleep in positions that look impossible, and somehow land exactly where they intended after a jump that seemed completely doomed. Every once in a while, though, a perfectly timed photo makes it look like they have stopped obeying gravity altogether. People online have captured cats apparently floating in midair, standing sideways on walls, dangling from furniture, and generally behaving as if the floor is more of a suggestion than a rule. Nothing supernatural is happening in these pictures, probably. Still, you may need to rotate your screen a few times before your brain agrees.©IMDbThis Void Apparently Has Its Own Gravity SystemThe angle makes this black cat look like it’s standing perfectly upright while the entire room has rotated around it. Those enormous eyes suggest it knows exactly how confusing this is.©IMDbThis Cat Found a Parking SpotForget the truck’s seats or its bed. This cat decided the side mirror was apparently the most reasonable place to stand, making the whole setup look like gravity changed direction somewhere around the driver’s door.©IMDbThe Cat Dimension Has OpenedThe cat tree itself looks normal until you notice what the cat is doing underneath it. Somehow, hanging sideways from a vertical post appears to be a perfectly comfortable seating arrangement.©IMDbWe Have a Cat in MidairThere is a door behind this cat, but that information doesn’t really help explain anything. For one excellent moment, it looks completely suspended in the middle of the room with all four paws off the ground.©IMDbThis Is Technically a Cat TreeThe glowing eyes really complete the illusion here. Turn the picture the wrong way and this black cat looks less like it’s lounging on a platform and more like some creature crawling across the ceiling.©IMDbLuci Has Her Own Definition of ClimbingLuci appears to have gotten halfway through climbing the post before deciding that direction no longer mattered. The result looks like a cat casually lying on an invisible floor.©IMDbApparently the Wall Is Down NowThis white cat looks perfectly comfortable lying against what appears to be a wall. For a second, the photo makes it seem like gravity simply picked a new direction.©IMDbGravity Is Optional Over HereRotate the picture however you want and this cat still looks wrong. Clinging to the side of an armchair apparently works just as well as sitting on the actual seat.©IMDbPam Prefers the Sideways HammockMost cats curl up inside a wall-mounted bed. Pam seems more interested in spilling out of hers at an angle that makes the entire wall look suspicious.©IMDbThe Door Has Its Own Gravity GeneratorThis cat isn’t even pretending to use the floor. Holding onto the bottom of the door while lying completely sideways gives the impression that gravity is pulling toward the nearest hinge instead.©IMDbBumi Sees the World Upside DownBumi apparently decided the top of a cabinet was better enjoyed backwards. The head hanging over the edge really makes it look like gravity is pulling him in two directions at once.©IMDbOf Course the Orange One Is FloatingThe cat in front seems to understand how walking works. The orange kitten behind it apparently received different instructions and is casually hovering above the carpet.©IMDbWesley Is Just Spaced OutWesley has managed to pour most of himself out of this tiny hammock without actually falling. His expression suggests he doesn’t see anything unusual about the arrangement.©IMDbHolding On by Two Tiny PawsThis cat appears to be floating beside the cabinet with only two paws keeping it attached to reality. Whatever gravity is doing here, those paws are apparently stronger.©IMDbThe Shoe Department Has a New EmployeeHidden among rows of shoes, this cat somehow managed to position itself upside down on the shelf. Apparently shoe sales, polishing, and repairs now come with a gravity-defying employee.The post 15 Photos of Cats Where Gravity Doesn’t Seem Quite Right appeared first on Den of Geek.