So I have a hypothesis and I wanted to share it because I thought it was interesting.
Space and gravity are the same thing. Upon the expansion of the universe, the big bang let out space particles such as dark matter and dark energy. Gravity is created when these space particles, which are continuously being dispersed from the area that the universe started from, hit matter. When these space particles try to occupy the same space as matter, the space particles, like a wave, hits matter and wraps itself around the matter. This causes pressurization (aka gravity) to occur. The bigger the object, the more it takes for these space particles to wrap itself and try to occupy the space of the bigger object. Since only one thing can occupy the space at any one time and dark energy/dark matter and other space particles / energy tries to occupy the same space, pressure is made on that specific location. This pressure of gravity is strong enough to attract smaller rocks or planets to it. However, since planets and rocks are in a specific environment which is cluttered with dark matter pushing against the specific (and large) central object while the space is also pushing toward their own rock, the rock that is orbiting the central object must start rotating and orbiting the larger object.. Kind of like an engine constantly putting pressure on these spaces of matter in an attempt to occupy the same space as this matter. Since they cannot occupy the same space, the result is gravitational pressure.
What do people think?