comical
i'm shocked you don't get it.
Please can you explain your thinking, as you seem to be disputing what i understand to be supported by maths and physics?keep in mind, radius and density are two different elements.
As far as I can recall, for a given mass, the density of a sphere defines its physical radius, but the gravitational force at a point above this radius is irrespective of density and solely a function of mass (GM/r^2 etc).
So what am I / are we missing?
Please explain / support your ridicule.