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Gravity bends time,space and light, so the first thing that's certain is that we won't see stars because their light bends around earth.

Light from stars would reach our planet even if the force of gravity increased by a factor of a thousand. The curving of a path of light by mass is inward TOWARDS that mass.

The main effect would be that everything would weigh more -- animal, vegatable, and mineral. Animals without sufficient muscle strength to overcome the increased weight would not be able to move. Plants and rock formations that could not sustain the added weight would fall to the surface.

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