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the third layer of the Earth's atmosphere. Meteors or rock fragments burn up here
Mesosphere
Ionosphere
Aurora Borealis
Atmosphere
Stratosphere
Altitude
Thermosphere
Exosphere
It’s often called the northern lights. It occurs 50 to 100 miles above the earth, when energetic particles from a solar storm cause the gases in the upper atmosphere to glow
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Ionosphere
Aurora Borealis
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Stratosphere
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all of the air surrounding the Earth
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Ionosphere
Aurora Borealis
Atmosphere
Stratosphere
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Exosphere
how high something is above Earth's surface
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Ionosphere
Aurora Borealis
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Exosphere
(Located in the Thermosphere) starts at about 43-50 miles high and continues for hundreds of miles
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Ionosphere
Aurora Borealis
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Stratosphere
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Exosphere
the fourth layer of the Earth's atmosphere. The Auroras occur here.
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Ionosphere
Aurora Borealis
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Exosphere
the fifth and last layer of the Earth's atmosphere. This is the layer where the atmosphere merges into space. This layer is extremely thin.
Mesosphere
Ionosphere
Aurora Borealis
Atmosphere
Stratosphere
Altitude
Thermosphere
Exosphere
the second layer of the Earth's atmosphere. Many airplanes fly here, because it is very stable. Also, the ozone layer absorbs harmful rays from the Sun.
Mesosphere
Ionosphere
Aurora Borealis
Atmosphere
Stratosphere
Altitude
Thermosphere
Exosphere
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