Gravity Does Not Exist

First, go into space, not orbit, above the atmosphere, spinning along with the earth to the earth so that if you were to drop something it would fall straight down. Now drop that apple and drop that smoke too, they all would fall, straight down, so yes, buoyancy does have a factor on how thing move on the surface of the earth, but it does not disprove gravity at all. Second, dust clouds like the Oort cloud, don't turn into big balls of rock because many of the asteroids there are many, many miles apart. Apart from that, the beginning of our solar system began with huge clouds of rock forming into planets, the only thing that differs that from the asteroid belt is that the asteroid has reached a fairly calm state and if you were to look at the belt, you would see very little chaos, but only a lot of rocks moving at the same speed as one another. Also these rocks are a lot smaller than Pluto, which is smaller than the moon, which has a weak force already. Third, I find it silly to argue about a complex physics subject with 2 people who don't know physics, but I'll keep going. Fourth, how does earth have buoyancy in empty space? This empty space compression thing doesn't make sense, elaborate. Fifth, there are small scale examples of gravity, it's called a black hole. these gucci black abysses infinitely dense, meaning black holes should break about everything, the fact that all the stars absorbed by the black hole are not sitting on top of the singularity poses a problem, although it still poses a problem with gravity, it still shows that buoyancy has nothing to do with it. Sixth, Light, how could a particle without mass ever be attracte by psudo gravity? shouldn't it be travelling in a straight line forever? There is considerable proof that light does bend thanks to gravity. Seventh, my pen and my hair do have an attraction towards each other, it's just so small it doesn't have a noticeable force, gravity isn't size related, it's weight related. If the sun was the weight of the earth... it would probably explode. But if it didn't, it would behave exactly as the earth does, and if my pen was the weight of the earth, it might turn into a black hole, but if it doesn't it will behave exactly the same. Completely different densities, exact same behavior. Eighth, the reason air isn't falling up thanks to gravity is because gravity gets weak fast, really fast, so fast that the summed up gravity of the entire universe cannot affect th earth on a great scale. Ninth, buoyancy is affected by gravity, it's just that the force pushing it up is greater than the force pushing it down, if buoyancy was uninhibited than water could balance on milk quite easily, they don't because their densities are so similar that the milk trying to push the water up is restrained by gravity, it will seperate, but it will take a lot longer than without gravity. 10th, like I said gravity is weight related, not size or density related, which is my my light lamp and my light door don't go flying towards eachother. You're pretty convincing for someone spewing (most likely) lies, but learn some physics and I promise you won't be able to piece together such a system. Go on, convince me, tell me how a massless, densityless object is attracted by something.