The 4 Layers Which Comprise the Earth’s Atmosphere, the Reason the Troposphere Supports Life, the Reason the Stratosphere Does Not Support Life, the Atmospheric Layer Most Commercial Flights Fly Within Worldwide, the Atmospheric Layer With the Coldest Temperatures, the Composition of the Thermosphere, the Non-Hydrometeorological Phenomena Observed Within the Thermosphere, the Location of the International Space Station, and the Location Where Space Begins

The Earth is comprised of 4 layers named the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, and thermosphere. The troposphere is approximately 12 kilometers in range and supports life because its oxygen is rich and warm. The stratosphere is approximately 40 kilometers in range and does not support life because the air is thin and cold. Most commercial aircraft fly within the stratosphere. The mesosphere is 30 kilometers in range and is where the coldest Earth temperatures are found (-85 degrees Celsius)...


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