Question: can we make wind during motion

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Why when I move my hand faster to long distance and apply force I get more air but when I move my hand fast to shorter distance I barely get any air
 
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Ghostinthemachine said:
Why when I move my hand faster to long distance and apply force I get more air but when I move my hand fast to shorter distance I barely get any air
The shorter the distance, the less air you move, because the volume passed by the hand is smaller.
 
Ghostinthemachine said:
Why when I move my hand faster to long distance and apply force I get more air but when I move my hand fast to shorter distance I barely get any air
And this is surprising, why exactly?
 
can we make wind during motion for example when I move my hands or it’s just wind disturbance and wind that is already there?

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You can move air. Whether to call that ”wind” or not isn’t a physics question.