Im trying to think of the best way to put this

G is not g

that is correct

Right

G is a gravitational constant

So g isnt gravity

It is acceleration due to gravity

yes

Gravity isn't the acceleration per se

how is it not?

F=ma

yes

So, gravity between more massive objects is larger

Right?

the mass would be the object, and acceleration is the gravity

and yes that is correct

More like F/m=a

yes

We can call the force gravity

Mass is just mass

force, due to gravity

gravity is not a force in itself, it only causes a force on another mass

We have a terminology disagreement

Which is okay

I'll see if I can get some sources which clarify my point

It has nothing to do with mass it’s mass and energy in general

Even light has gravity but it has no mass

E=mc^2

Shoot energy and momentum I mean

ok, so?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity

So it’s wrong to say it’s just mass

I have some university level material, too

Like GR?

But this is the easiest to just skim

E=mc^2 talks mass energy equivalency

@SpiderLedgic (Cancer) i see your point

Gravity is the curvature of space time

its relitivity

Now this is a real discussion

the formula to calculate gravitational acceleration is Gm/r^2