Why is wind, like force, considered a vector quantity?

Wind is considered a vector quantity because it has both magnitude and direction. 

Force is a vector quantity because it actually does depend in which direction you apply the force. The force can be seen physically as a push or a pull. ... It is important to know in which direction it is pushed. Another example is walking with or against the wind.

Ithink the answer is nuclear membrane

It was said to have happened by earthquakes, the shifts in the tectonic plates moved everything