An object moving through air doesn't cause any significant compression
(change in volume) of the air until its speed gets close to the speed of
sound.

Is there not a (slight) pressure increase in front of any object,
especially a blunt one, moving through the air? (if not, what causes
the air to get out of the way, and what causes the breezes as it goes past?)

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