fieldflux
nounUK /ˈfiːld.flʌks/
US /ˈfiːld.flʌks/
A fieldflux is a steady flow of something moving across an open area.
The scientist measured the fieldflux of warm air moving over the meadow.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The invisible push of energy that spreads through a space.
The magnet's fieldflux made the iron filings line up.
3. A constant change happening in a wide open place.
The fieldflux of the seasons changed the colors of the grass.
4. The way wind or water travels steadily across a plain.
Sailors watched the fieldflux of the breeze before setting out.