Breathing is less about weight/mass/gravity, and more about pressure. You breathe in because your diaphragm contracts and pulls down, creating a lower pressure in your lungs. Air from outside the body rushes in to the lungs. (Things in nature try to reach balance or equalibrium, thus things in high pressure will want to balance out things in lower pressure.) Gravity has very little to do with air pressure.
no; you would float into space
Also...gravity is the force that causes all matter to aggregate (clump together).
Without it, galaxies would never have formed, stars would never have formed (fusion in stars produces the various elements beyond hydrogen and helium), planets would never have formed, and we would never have formed (not just because we would not have had an environment from which to evolve...but also because the elements necessary for life would never have been created...because the stars would never have formed to create such elements).
However, if you mean, "could we exist if gravity existed and then ceased to exist on Earth?"...then the first answer is correct -- No, you would float into space.
While this isn't a problem if you are in a self-contained vessel with enough food, water, heat, radiation shielding, and breathable atmosphere to help you survive, some studies have shown that the human body begins to lose bone density and undergo many other changes while in a zero-gravity environment...because we evolved to survive best with a gravity of 1 g. So, chances are that some detrimental effects would occur over time.
But, again, without gravity, the atmosphere around the planet would float away, leaving us without a viable shield against UV radiation (or a breathable environment)...plants and other lifeforms would die...the ecosystem would fail...and the planet would break apart and float out into space (not necessarily in that order).
Yes. Without gravity, we would have NO air to breathe.
No, as there would be no coalescence of matter to form suns and planets without gravity.
No.
Gravity is everywhere in the universe. There's no getting away from it, anywhere.
Gravity is there on moon, but its only 1/6th that there on earth
yes
Yes. Without gravity, we would have NO air to breathe.
The atmosphere we breath is held round the earth's surface due to earth's gravity. Without this gravity, earth's atmosphere would disperse into space. Because our moon's gravity is weak, so there is no atmosphere on the moon.
There cannot be buoyancy without gravity because without gravity there will be no pressure.
Weight would not exist without gravity.
no, there is always gravity
eating with no gravity?
No. Hurricanes need convection to form, which cannot occur without gravity.
No, as there would be no coalescence of matter to form suns and planets without gravity.
Your breath
Your breath.
A world without gravity is not a world; it is barely enough to be more than just a rock in space.