Wind
Wind was the large-scale flow of gases within an atmosphere. Light winds (3.5- 27 s), particularly on class M planets were referred to as a breeze. Continuous strong winds (34-40 knots) were referred to as gale force winds, while short bursts of the same were called a gust.

Sailing ships used sails to harness the power of the wind. ()

In 2266, Eve McHuron suggested that Ben Childress could hang his dirty pan out in the wind of Rigel XII and let the sand clean it. ()

The Arabs believed that Allah gathered the south wind and used it to create the horse. ()

Wind speed on Theta VIII, a class K planet, could reach velocities of up to 312 meters per second. ()

In 2372, the  entered the atmosphere of a Class J gas giant to rescue the crew of a Karemma ship. The atmosphere of the gas giant had wind speeds of over 10,000 kilometers per hour. ()

Meteorological phenomena involving wind 
 Cyclone
 Hurricane
 Monsoon
 Storm
 Tornado

See also 
 Erosene winds
 Solar wind
 Stellar wind
 Upwind
 Wind chill factor
 Wind Dancer
 Wind patterns
 Wind shear
 Wind speed
 Wind tunnel
 Wind velocity

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