> It’s adiabatic compression heating. If we're being pedantic (and I don't mean that pejoratively), this would have been more correct if you'd left out "adiaba

> It’s adiabatic compression heating. If we're being pedantic (and I don't mean that pejoratively), this would have been more correct if you'd left out "adiabatic". If gasdynamic compression heating is being induced by a fast-moving body in the open atmosphere, it's not strictly adiabatic.