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What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere?

troposphere

what is the layer of the atmosphere above the troposphere?

stratosphere

What is the layer on top of the stratosphere?

mesophere

What is the layer on top of mesophere?

thermosphere

what is the top layer of the atmosphere?

exosphere

is the atmosphere uniform?

no

most of the air that is in the atmosphere is found where?

troposphere

as you move up into the troposphere, the temperature ______

decreases

as you move up into the stratosphere, the temperature ______

increases

Which part of the atmosphere do planes fly and weather occurs?

Troposphere

Where is the ozone layer found and radiation from the sun is absorbed and the temperature increases?

Stratosphere

Which layer has meteors destroyed there and is the coldest

Mesosphere

What layer is the warmest layer, has space shuttles and the international space station orbit there?

Thermosphere

What layer is the thinnest and extends to 10000 km above the earth's surface

Exosphere

Where is 80% of all the gas in the atmosphere found?

Troposphere

In which layer does the atmosphere thins out to a vacuum?

Exosphere

Nearly 99% of the atmosphere is made up by which 2 gases?

Nitrogen and oxygen

The majority of the atmosphere is made up of what

Nitrogen

Why is oxygen important?

Plants and animals need it.

Too much or too little nitrogen changes what?

The air pressure

Ozone water vapor and carbon dioxide are all what kind of gas?

Trace gas

97% of ozone is found where?

Stratosphere