A Change in Earth's Gravity?

i'm shocked you don't get it.
keep in mind, radius and density are two different elements.
Please can you explain your thinking, as you seem to be disputing what i understand to be supported by maths and physics?
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.
 
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