The feeling of cold air is simply your body’s perception of air that is lower than the ambient temperature and your body losing heat as a result of that.
You’re conflating two separate things as far as the motion goes. Heat isn’t how fast something is moving, it’s how fast the individual molecules moving around in amongst each other. Think of it like a party bus full of people. The people are the molecules. When they move around more, it’s hot inside the bus. When they aren’t, it’s cool inside the bus. But this is separate from whether or not the bus is moving. The speed of the bus and the energy of the “molecules” inside the bus are two unrelated things.
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