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Conrad was not floating in outerspace experiencing no gravity. Not only is he disintegrated upon defeat, but we literally see the bits of the meteor that blew up, even the bits that flew away from the planet, fly back down to earth. Furthermore, you can "float" in "low" earth orbit without being in technical outerspace. IRL satellites do it all the time, so floating around for a little bit is nowhere near proof of being above the thermosphere whatsoever.
I’m aware you can float in (low?) earth orbit. It’s technically falling parallel to the earth’s spin right? That’s what the international space station does, hence why I kept mentioning Conrad is at least the height of the international space station.
The meteor is below Conrad not around him. As shown when Asta’s Imperial sword slash travelled a distance beyond the meteor to reach him.
I don’t exactly understand the disintegration point but the rest of his body was still “floating” while it was disintegrating and it took some time before the disintegration occurred yet Conrad didn’t fall towards earth.
Sorry for missing your response. I’m a bit better now.