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If the Earth were larger, there would probably be an increase in gravity. (assuming the new Earth had the same density as the old one.) A larger gravity would gather the atmosphere closer to the ground, (which might be tough on Everest climbers) and the atmosphere would be more dense, and not quite as thick.

With a greater gravity, the loss of light gases would be reduced, but only by a little.

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