Earth specs are the baseline.

Gravity = 1.0 (9.80665 m/s)
Temperature = 68 degrees Fahrenheit, 20 degrees Celsius
Air pressure = 1 atmosphere (14.70 lbs per square inch)

GRAVITY:
Playing field gravity is measured by offical GFL scales and is based on a 350-pound weight, which is close to the average weight of a GFL player.
- Max weight: 1.06 standard gravity (where 350 pounds on Earth would be 372.4 pounds)
- Min weight: 0.91 sstandard gravity (where 350 pounds on Earth would be 317.4 pounds)

TEMPERATURE:
Due to the varying physiologies of GFL species, temperature must be closely monitored.
- Max temp: 78 degrees Fahrenheit
- Min temp: 58 degrees Fahrenheit

AIR PRESSURE:
This is strictly regulated due to potential effects on the dynamics of throwing the football. The league understands that an active passing game is often preferred by the majority of fans, and therefore, rules are in place to make sure air pressure will not overtly affect the throwing game:
- Max pressure: 1.10 of standards
- Min pressure: 0.83 of standard.

 effects of gravity and airpressure would be a major concern for consistancy of play

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 sigler you really thought this out

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You know with that oversized cranium and the exactness of his stats. I wonder if FDO may have a little inside knowledge of alien off world life? Hmm? Just a thought, not trying to imply that FDO might just be alien or even a hybrid human himself.......

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If the FDO's anything, he's a hybrid.  Definitely a hybrid.

Or a robot.

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that you had it all covered, Scott.  I just didn't find it on the GFL site or remember hearing anything besides temperature in the book.  Cool...  

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