Scientists: Dinosaurs died out because of the growth of the Earth's gravity

Scientists from Vladivostok suggested that the extinction of the dinosaurs contributed to the growth of the Earth's gravitational force. His hypothesis is confirmed paleontologists mathematical calculations.

According to one hypothesis, the authors Anatoly Drozdov, has long minds from around the world concerned about the fact that the animals of the past, the existence of which is undeniable, now hardly able to survive because of the increase from the time the force of attraction. It is the first of the giants, weighing dozens of tons.

Scientists from the Institute of Marine Biology, Russian Academy of Sciences reviewed the available information on the evolution of over 150 million years, 11 species of the largest land animals. The result was that the dinosaurs appeared and evolved in completely different circumstances - when Earth's gravity was 2,079 times smaller than now.

Moreover, according to scientists, dinosaurs became extinct because of a sharp (in geological terms) changes in gravity. It happened about 60-100 million years ago due to the accumulation of the past 100 million years the Earth's surface large amounts of cosmic dust - the mass of the planet has increased and increased the force of gravity, which the dinosaurs could not move.