Does floating meteors produce their own gravity?

Answer 1

Yes, any object with mass, such as meteors, have their own gravity. Even you produce a small amount of gravity.

Answer 2

Every bit of mass produces its own gravity. However, the smaller the mass, the smaller the gravity.

You produce gravity.
The Earth produces gravity.

I assume your mass 50 kg (110 pounds)
The Earth's mass is 6x10^24 kg (a 6 followed by 24 zeroes)

The gravity that you cause is
0.00000000000000000000008% that of Earth's


Most meteoroids have masses that are much less: 0.005 Kg (or 5 grams = one sixth of an ounce) let us say.

Their gravity is 0.01% of yours, which is already very small compared to Earth's gravity.

Answer 3

Anything with mass produces gravity.

Answer 4

anything with mass (even us) produce gravity.

interesting note:
Apollo missions to the moon reported particles orbiting their spacecraft