Re: # of members ?
Gravity is not the only force out there, so if gravity is off, and mass is off to compensate, you'll also have to adjust just the speed of light (E=MC^2), the electromagnetic, weak and strong nuclear forces, etc because the mass of nucleons has all changed.
Is that really what you meant to imply?
I am not a physicist, but I suspect you'd be hard pressed to find a stable universe with different constants and still have anything close to the same observations made.
[ June 10, 2003, 14:46: Message edited by: Suicide Junkie ]
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