Because space is relatively empty, there is little air to feel whooshing past you as you fall and there are no landmarks to indicate you are moving. … The second reason that gravity is not so obvious in space is because objects tend to orbit planets instead of hitting them.
Just so, how much gravity is there in space?
It certainly appears that there’s no gravity in space — but appearances are deceiving. Astronauts in orbit are more accurately in free fall. They’re constantly falling towards Earth — which means Earth is keeping quite the gravitational hold on them.