When moving through air, objects encounter a force that opposes their motion—this is wind resistance, also known as aerodynamic drag. Engineers minimize it in vehicle and building design to boost fuel efficiency and structural stability. Cyclists, athletes, and architects benefit directly, while industries like aerospace and renewable energy use it to optimize performance and safety.
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