2010-10-07, 01:12 AM
I got this idea from Dragon ball Z a long time ago and thought about it recently.
Lets say if you were to live in a experimental facility where the gravity changed every week or so and increased just enough for you to survive and addapt to it. After surviving in this facility for so long, you forget how much gravity is actualy pulling on you towards the floor. The only thing that is different however is that small things drop like bullets to the ground, so you have to be very carefull not to drop anything on your feet.
Once you've finished with this experiment, you are then released back into the open to your original climate and gravity outside the facility.
Would you think it'd be easier to move around?
Would you jump higher?
Would your physical appearance change?
However, from knowing how much of human blood is made up of Iron, and other physical compounds. It's unclear to say if you will die from being in this facility for too long. The iron in your blood might weigh down on your vains and cause you to bleed internaly. The food you eat may cause you to have multiple ulcers, and you might not be able to use the washroom due to major injuries due to the high gravity.
How do you picture this happening? Would the human body be able to addapt to ever changing gravity?
I mainly ask this question because "IF" humans were to live on other worlds, the other worlds so to speak may be larger than earth and have different gravitational tolls on the bodies of those who walk on them.
Lets say if you were to live in a experimental facility where the gravity changed every week or so and increased just enough for you to survive and addapt to it. After surviving in this facility for so long, you forget how much gravity is actualy pulling on you towards the floor. The only thing that is different however is that small things drop like bullets to the ground, so you have to be very carefull not to drop anything on your feet.
Once you've finished with this experiment, you are then released back into the open to your original climate and gravity outside the facility.
Would you think it'd be easier to move around?
Would you jump higher?
Would your physical appearance change?
However, from knowing how much of human blood is made up of Iron, and other physical compounds. It's unclear to say if you will die from being in this facility for too long. The iron in your blood might weigh down on your vains and cause you to bleed internaly. The food you eat may cause you to have multiple ulcers, and you might not be able to use the washroom due to major injuries due to the high gravity.
How do you picture this happening? Would the human body be able to addapt to ever changing gravity?
I mainly ask this question because "IF" humans were to live on other worlds, the other worlds so to speak may be larger than earth and have different gravitational tolls on the bodies of those who walk on them.