Comment on Scientists find strongest evidence yet of life on an alien planetparentComments−msephton1yGravity strength varies all over Earth so there are areas with slightly higher than normal gravity. eg. Dartmoor. I wonder if people who live there have higher bone density? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_anomalies_of_Britain_a...−rbanffy1yI’d assume any such signal will be buried in the noise. The difference is very small.−msephton1yYou might be interested to know that the difference is quite noticeable! At least on Dartmoor. Walking feels very different.−rbanffy1yThe variation is about 0.7%. I doubt a human would notice anything different.−msephton1yYou can doubt it. If only it was possible to go to these locations in real life and verify it yourself? That's exactly what I did. I went to Dartmoor and the difference is quite noticeable. YMMV
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Gravity strength varies all over Earth so there are areas with slightly higher than normal gravity. eg. Dartmoor. I wonder if people who live there have higher bone density? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_anomalies_of_Britain_a...
I’d assume any such signal will be buried in the noise. The difference is very small.
You might be interested to know that the difference is quite noticeable! At least on Dartmoor. Walking feels very different.
The variation is about 0.7%. I doubt a human would notice anything different.
You can doubt it. If only it was possible to go to these locations in real life and verify it yourself? That's exactly what I did. I went to Dartmoor and the difference is quite noticeable. YMMV