Ok. I'm gonna start this comment off by saying "you're a dumbass."
Now, I'm going to say that maybe if you spent a little less time talking in forums about stuff you know absolutely nothing about, and spent a little more of your time ACTUALLY LEARNING a thing or two, maybe we wouldn't need to go through this textual smiting. That's right, smiting.
Now that that's said, and you have a deep ingrained feeling that I am simply a biased, moral-less atheist who simply relishes in calling people a dumbass, I'm going to back up my insults, and explain in as simple terms as possible why your "proof" on the "fallacies" of gravity are so completely wrong.
1. Greater Mass=Greater Force. gravitational force is directly proportional to the mass of the two objects (you need two objects to have a gravitational force, for those who are too stupid to know that) How hard is that to grasp?
2. Moons have orbits. Space shuttles and satellites orbit the Earth. Also, gravity isn't the only thing that makes something orbit something else. gravity is simply a force that pulls two objects towards each other. Hopefully you've played with magnets at least once. Ever notice how magnets pull themselves together? Gravity affects objects much the same way to that effect, although the cause is different. It pulls two objects together. That's all it does. In order to create an orbit, gravity acts as a centripetal force to create elliptical motion. Oh, I'm sorry. I've forgotten you're uneducated. You probably don't know what "centripetal force" and "elliptical motion" mean. pretend you have an eraser tied to a string, and you're swinging the eraser around your head. The tension of the string is causing the eraser to move in a circle, because the force always pulls the eraser towards the center, or your hand. Gravity works like this to create orbits. in the example, the eraser is orbiting your hand. The moon is constantly trying to escape the earth's orbit, but earth's gravity keeps pulling it back in. Because the moon's velocity is tangential (say there's a line between the earth and the moon. the moon is moving in a direction perpendicular (that is, at a right angle) to that line.) to the orbit, one could say the moon is trying to get away from the earth's orbit, and then gravity is causing the moon to accelerate towards the earth. Now, what i mean by that is not that the moon is speeding up and will crash into the earth, but that it's causing the velocity vector (direction of movement) to change. With me so far? or should i talk like the King James Bible for you? Too bad. I don't speak King James.
3. Ok. Now we're getting into fluid dynamics. I wish i could draw you a free body diagram, but of course, you wouldn't know what it meant. And obviously you don't know about lift forces and Bernoulli's principle. which means i have to explain it now.
What the hell were you smoking during your high-school physics course?
Bernoulli's principle states that air moving at a faster rate of speed has a lesser density than air traveling at a slower speed. Airplane and bird's wings are designed to that it forces air that moves over the top of the wing has to travel faster than air moving under the wing. So the air under the wing has a greater density, and because air always tries to keep a consistent density, it tries to get to where the air above the wing is, pushing up on the wing in the process. So then how come the bird doesn't just keep rising?
GRAVITY IS PULLING IT DOWN, DUMBASS!!!
4. Just because YOU don't know how gravity works, doesn't mean someone ELSE doesn't know how gravity works. I'd try to explain it to you, but from reading your post, you're to incompetent. trying to put gravitation into two-syllable-or-less words is more work than it's worth, when I can achieve the same effect by calling you a dumbass. As for anomalies that defy gravity, I'd like to know what you mean. Not by "anomalies" but by "defy," since you used it so incompetantly previously. and if you're talking about how research has shown that some nebulae should have blown themselves apart because the gravity of their apparent mass is too small, well, that's why we have the Dark Matter Theory. No, we don't know exactly why that occurs, that's why the dark matter theory is still a theory.
Gravity, on the other hand, is a LAW. Stop calling it a theory, because it's not a theory, it's a law. The Law of Gravitation says that force of gravity F is equal to the product of the masses diveded by the square of the distance between the two masses multiplied by the constant of gravitation. The greater the masses, the greater the force, in case you didn't catch that. and because you seem to thing that pebbles should be orbiting each other; pebbles are *tiny.* they have very small masses. multiply small (as in less than a kilogram) by small and you get smaller. divided by the square of the distance between them, so the further away the pebbles are, they gravitational force between them decreases exponentially. the only thing left is the gravitational constant. So far, we have small x small = very small / big^2 = extremely small. So what's the gravitational constant? 6.67 x 10 to the power of *-11.* which is the same as .0000000000667. extremely tiny x extremely tiny = damn, that's really tiny!
And as for the pebble orbiting the mountain, number one, you can see what i said earlier about orbits, and two, the mountain is part of the earth, and as any idiot who took high-school physics knows, the earth's gravity force is concentrated at the center mass, which is decidedly not on the top of Mt. Everest.
There. I've crucified all your reasoning. Every last one of them. Let them be martyrs to your lost cause. You have been bitch-smote by a high school senior. Just so everone is clear, those who really want to analyze my biases, I am 17 years old, and am currently taking an AP Physics course in high school. And i've forgotten a lot more about physics than AN ever knew, and I have a good memory.
Basically, others hav said everthing i have. I just felt like actually adding in the insults too. makes life more interesting. And it makes me feel better too. For future reference, the next time anybody comes across some idiot who thinks gravity doesn't exist, copy this into the thread. PLEASE.