Wind

+**Wind** is the invisible, often opinionated, movement of [Air](/wiki/air) across Earth's surface, primarily driven by the atmosphere's inability to settle on a consistent [Pressure](/wiki/pressure). It's the force that kindly (or not-so-kindly) rearranges your outdoor decor, whispers secrets through trees, and occasionally helps a kite achieve its dreams of flight. Humans, being clever creatures, have harnessed this gusty companion for millennia, using it for everything from sailing ships to spinning [Turbines](/wiki/turbine) for [Electricity](/wiki/electricity) – long before we thought of burning ancient plants for power.

+- [Atmosphere](/wiki/atmosphere)

+- [Renewable Energy](/wiki/renewable-energy)

+- [Sailboat](/wiki/sailboat)

+**Wind** is the movement of [Air](/wiki/air) across Earth's surface, driven by differences in atmospheric pressure. This invisible force shapes landscapes, carries sounds, and has been harnessed for [Energy](/wiki/energy) generation and transportation for millennia.

+## See also

+- [Weather](/wiki/weather)

+- [Climate](/wiki/climate)

+- [Turbine](/wiki/turbine)