Pressurized (but still a gas) air would depressurize on being released from it's container (ship of box) and would move in the direction it was originally moving until it was captured by the gravity well of an object or until the gas dissipated and there wasn't enough to all a 'cloud' of air.
If the air were solidified (frozen) then like any other object it would move in a straight line at the same velocity as it's initial velocity, until something else interfered.
In modern days, thunder sounds are recreated by CDs or digital audio in most theaters and video/audio productions. These audio clips can be obtained almost anywhere. Many sound effect CDs are available across the internet and in music stores. In the older days of theater and production, thunder sounds were created by suspending a large (4'x8') sheet of thin guage metal and "playing" it with padded mallets. The playing action to recreate a rolling thunder effect is similar to a drum roll with an ending accent. With modern sound effects, audio clips and CDs the key to reproduction is obtaining speakers that can reproduce the low frequencies clear and acurate. Required amplification can range from several hundred watts of audio power to over 10,000 watts depending on the venue size and room acoustics.
While it is possible to create a replica of Ironman's Arc Reactor for cosplay or display purposes, it is not feasible to recreate a functional version like the one in the movie. The Arc Reactor in the movie is a fictional power source designed for Tony Stark's suit and is not based on real technology.
A phonograph is a device that can both record and play back sound. It works by using a stylus to carve sound waves onto a rotating disc, which can then be played back by moving the stylus along the grooves to recreate the original sound. The invention of the phonograph by Thomas Edison in 1877 marked the beginning of a new era in the recording and playback of audio.
Scientists use particle accelerators to collide atoms.
In order to inhale a breath of air, you enlarge the chamber that holds your lungs (by drawing your diaphragm down). As the container becomes larger, the atmosphere comes pouring into the lungs, and the amount that pours in depends on the atmospheric pressure. If the pressure of the atmosphere around you were 50% less, then the same volume of air would flow in, but it would have only half as many oxygen molecules in it, and your body would have trouble keeping your fires going. That's why you can feel faint and light-headed just being up on a mountain for a while. A commercial airliner travels at an altitude that's about a mile higher than the top of Mt. Everest. The atmospheric pressure at that altitude is so low that you couldn't stay conscious for very long with the amount of air you'd get by just opening up your chest cavity and waiting for it to pour in.
The verb of recreation is recreate. As in "to recreate something". Or as in 'to recreate during the holidays".
Recreate for Growth was created in 2002-03.
Use your creativity and imagination to recreate styles that you have already seen.
Recreate Greece was created on 2012-03-11.
recreate
the study of the spores and pollen of plants to recreate an environment
Not as of yet.
A mall is a special type of street, including an alley and a place to recreate or shop. You don't generally find any of these inside a house so the answer to your question is: probably not.
You can recreate your first date by your memory. Your brain takes pictures of everything. Then you can just set up your scenery the way it was back then too.
recreate or reinvent
with a sewing machine
To destroy and recreate the universe.