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has the strength of gravity on earth changed over time?

I have a theory that may work in conjunction with popular belief that dinosaurs were wiped out by meteor impact. Given the size of animal and plant life during the time and to some the seemingly laughable proportions ie huge bodies and small legs arms of some creatures. If gravitational strength was lower those creatures would not need strength in proportion to body mass or wieght.  Plants would/could grow larger taller without the confines of gravity as we know it. Could it also explain the seemingly impossible feats of strenth we debate over regarding placement of objects and the building of structures by our human ancestors. Scientists research and tell us of THE meteor impact that wiped out the dinosaurs. Could it be that over a period of time there was more than a couple of impacts that we can no longer find evidence of and that, and by changing the density and mass of the earth we now experience gravity at a higher strength. We know that physically we adapt ie loss of hair due to temperature change, creatures in caves being blind etc.      

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Last edited on: 2010-03-11 09:17:27

Categories: Planet Earth.

Tags: Weight, Earthsgravity, Dinosaurs, extinction, size, strength.

 

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