Is gravity simply electric force? 1. If you charge an object,

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Is gravity simply electric force?

1. If you charge an object, its weight increases, including its measured weight.

2. If planets are formed, surely the friction and isolation through great distances must maintain a huge superficial charge for each. The attraction between the core and the surface must be what is known as gravity.

3. The electric force being many magnitudes greater than the theoretical gravitational force should imply that a macro model of the observable Universe should be mostly consisting of this abundant electric force, not a weak force related to mass.

4. Being in the surface, any electric charge created with surface objects like your comb and your hair must maintain the surface charge distribution, just like friction(work) between comb and hair create net attraction and, not net repulsion if you do the math. It simply separates positive charges from negative ones on a charged surface attracted to a charged core, and that is why you can't easily levitate by manipulating charges.

5. If every planet and star is formed through this process, simply occasional friction followed by an electric force that can't dissipate, then it explains the observed expansion of the Universe: galaxies getting away from each other even though a simple gravitational force related mass doesn't account for it and leads to the exact reverse. It explains abnormalities in our galaxy, and without it, we have to conjure an unscientific(unfalsifiable) model of Black Mass. It explains how close space objects, close enough to dissipate their charges and reach an equilibrium, maintain an attractive force that can allow orbit.