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Dose the Wait of our planet fluctuate?

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Martian.Mark | 15:15 Wed 22nd Nov 2006 | Animals & Nature
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Was planet Earth heavier before the burning of fossil fuels and extensive deforestation?Has the trees mass been converted in to additional CO2 in the atmosphere and larger herds of grazing animals? If the wait of our planet dose fluctuate which I imagine it must to some degree then gravity must also fluctuate in a similar mania?
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A very interesting question, I suppose it must do, but the example you point out would only affect the weight by a minuscule amount.

I will be following this thread with interest!
18:52 Wed 22nd Nov 2006
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Yes, it does, but not for the reasons you mentioned.
Have a look at the following thread... it might help clear up the all too common misunderstanding that changes in animal and plant population sizes change the weight of the earth. http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Science/Questio n285255.html
05:38 Thu 23rd Nov 2006

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