Zephyr and Quill are standing on a flat field. Zephyr notices that Quill's hat begins to lift slightly off their head as a gust of wind blows across the field. Given that the wind continues to blow in the same direction and with the same force, what will happen to Quill's hat, and why might Zephyr need to shield their eyes? Provide a very brief response.
Quill's hat, with the wind continuing to blow strongly, will likely be carried away from Quill's head in the direction the wind is blowing. Because hats are typically light and have a surface area that can catch the wind, the force exerted by the air can overcome the force of gravity keeping the hat on Quill's head. As for Zephyr, they might need to shield their eyes because airborne dust and debris, which are picked up and carried by the wind, can get into the eyes and cause discomfort or even harm. The same wind causing the hat to lift could bring such particles towards Zephyr's face.