Leonardo da Vinci: The air which is struck with most swiftness by the movable thing is compressed to the greatest degree in itself.

The air which is struck with most swiftness by the movable thing is compressed t — Leonardo da Vinci

The air which is struck with most swiftness by the movable thing is compressed to the greatest degree in itself.

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