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As best as we can tell, everything "has gravity" in the sense that it creates a gravitational field and interacts with other gravitational fields.

This applies even to "massless" particles like photons, which have a relativistic mass even though they have zero rest mass.

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Eh.....no. The stars, planets, moons, and space junk that make up galaxies have surfaces but not the galaxy itself.

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