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False. Air itself will exert no force, gravity would be exerting a force on your head and as a consequence it would be the force of gravity acting on you and as gravity has a constant downwards force of 9.81m/s this would be the force acting on you.

Short answer, no air doesn't execute such an extreme force on your fragile head.

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