The Influence of Elemental Composition on Organismal Stability in Varied Gravitational Environments: A Theoretical Extension

Building upon the previous inquiry into the relationship between the elemental composition of the human body and planetary gravity (DOI: 10.17605/OSF.IO/AMCEJ), this paper further explores how the elemental makeup of an organism might influence its stability and adaptation in different gravitational fields. While previous research introduced the hypothesis that an organism’s elemental composition may contribute to its natural alignment with a planet’s gravity, this study delves deeper into potential mechanisms behind such an interaction. The paper examines geochemical parallels between biological and planetary compositions, proposes additional experimental models, and considers implications for astrobiology and space colonization. If validated, this hypothesis could reshape our understanding of biological adaptation beyond genetic and evolutionary factors.