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...anism]]s of the [[anthropic complex]]. That is, they require [[water]], [[air]] with [[oxygen]], [[temperature]]s around three hundred [[Kelvin]]s, and s

...sult is that solid objects fall more slowly through spacemist than through air, to a similar extent ''as if'' it had five times the viscosity, but the act ...the details are unclear. Presumably the reverse process also happens, and air and other gaseous, liquid, or solid matter far enough removed from the rews

...]]s, thin and transparent but still thicker and harder to see through than air. Then, too, there are the [[dreamscape]]s that give dreamspace its name, s

...[[dreamsea]]s, the borders between the (usually) colorless [[air (Charos)|air]] directly over the worlddisks and the often brightly colored dreammist bet

...above the [[rew (Charos)|worlddisk]]s of [[Charos]] where the colorless [[air]] above the disks meets the polychromatic [[dreammist]] of the space betwee ...reamsea is an unbroken [[plane (geometry)|plane]] with dreammist below and air above. It isn't perfectly flat; the occasional billows and undulations occ

...th no obvious origin. Aebegai also has the ability to solidify volumes of air, temporarily or permanently, into a hard, transparent substance it calls [[

...mong their native life, the atmosphere is made up mostly of [[air (Charos)|air]], a [[transparent]] and [[colorless]] [[gas]]. On most rews, there is a s ...lors on the dreamseas is the [[bell (dreamspace)|bell]], a great bubble of air with no rew in the center. The origin of bells is a mystery, but their bou

...but it also serves as a mobile base of operations; within the yaellar are air-filled chambers and passages extensive enough to be comparable to a small c

...he water from the other side of the disk and eventually disperses into the air of that side as a thick mist.

...mist around the rew becomes an [[invisible]] [[gas]] called [[air (Charos)|air]], although near some rews it takes on a different appearance and makeup. ...lance to a [[sea]] is more than merely visual; the differences between the air and the mists of the dreamspace allow certain materials and objects to [[bu

...area. Moreover, many of them are artificially connected, both by sea and air travel and by [[parvum in multo|pim]] tunnels beneath the surface.

...preserving their [[balance]] through [[counterweight]]s or lighter-than-[[air]] [[gas]]es, or by [[magic]]al means. An æoretus with the orthosome

.... Each side of the body also has two [[lung]]s, which expand to draw in [[air]] through the [[respiratory pore]]s on the tcerot's surface. The tcerot's ...e [[hair cell (tcerot)|hair cell]]s that detect the [[vibration]] of the [[air]] within. A subcutaneous [[operculum (tcerot)|operculum]] closes off each

...use, and most passage between the islands is by [[boat]] or by [[aircraft|air]]. ...Others never come out at all, abstaining from ever experiencing the open [[air]]. In all, perhaps fifteen to twenty percent of Chee's inhabitants make th

...ower (celemology)|power]] of [[flight]], and spend all their time in the [[air]], never touching the ground if they can avoid it. If possible, they try t

* [[Aagi]] - Associated with [[air]], the Aagi are capable of developing a [[magic]]al ability of [[flight]].

...ication|communicating]] with each other through various means, including [[air]]borne chemicals, [[electricity|electrical]] signals, or even [[sound]]. T

...t]] not primarily by [[panting]] but by almost continuously emitting hot [[air]] from their [[anus]]es, a sort of thermoregulatory [[flatulence]].

...d up in a means similar to maritime borders, complete with [[international air]] analogous to international waters). Some worlds may involve complex thre