Decreasing the gravitational attraction between the sun and the air would require altering the mass or distance of either one or both of these objects. However, it is important to note that the gravitational force between the sun and the air is significantly weaker compared to the gravitational force between the sun and larger celestial bodies such as planets or moons. This is because the mass of air is minuscule compared to the mass of the sun or any planet. Therefore, any effort to decrease the gravitational attraction between the sun and the air would have minimal practical significance.
