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human
ELI5: Why can I hear wind?

I mean, I know I can hear it when air blows in my ears, but what about when I'm inside, and the wind is outside?

EDIT: Thanks, everyone.  I know this was a little bit pedantic, but I appreciate everyone's input.
gpt
Wind is composed of matter, just like your computer. Unlike your computer, these molecules are in the form of a gas; it's like smoke from a fire, but see-through.

Sir Isaac Newton proved that anything that has mass can produce force if it's speeding up/slowing down. So when you hear wind, you're actually hearing tons of little tiny gas particles hitting up against your head or on the outside of your house!