If you knew anything about physics, you'd know that every object in the universe exerts a gravitational pull on every other object in the universe.

If that were true the Moon that has no atmosphere would fall right off the Earth and into the Sun, but it doesn't because the Sun is as big as the Moon.

No, because you, the ground below you, the air above you, and all objects around you, are all moving at the same speed in the same direction. Since these are your cues for your speed and orientation, it appears to you that you are stationary.

Then why strap yourself down in a head collision, when the vehicle stops so would you, but that's not the case is it. If you hover off the ground with helicopter will you see the ground move, no, that's because its not moving!

That's why the constellations you can see at a given time at night change with the seasons, because we are moving around the sun.

Not true, not in my neck of the woods, the North Star.

The moon's orbit is tilted, so it doesn't line up with the sun and the Earth every month.

You're head is tilted, why would it tilt, and why tilt another direction every so often?