The Mesosphere

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by Madianna Pinet1 view·Updated Jan 18, 2022
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  1. So today we're going to be learning about the missiles fear.
  2. So
  3. right here we have the,
  4. the truffles fear.
  5. The stratosphere. The mesosphere
  6. the hemisphere and the excess fear.
  7. Um,
  8. so here are some pictures of the missiles here
  9. and then. Here are some facts.
  10. So the mesosphere is the coldest
  11. atmospheric layer surrounding the earth.
  12. It becomes cold enough to freeze water vapor
  13. and it's
  14. autonomous fear into ice clouds.
  15. These ice clouds are blue and white and are called
  16. none.
  17. So until
  18. you sent
  19. clouds or polar or polar.
  20. MS sulfuric clouds,
  21. these clouds are more visible at sunset from Earth's poles.
  22. The temperature of the muscle sphere become older.
  23. As a distance from the earth increases.
  24. The temperature can drop to 140°C. However, at its warmest level,
  25. depending on season, the temperature can reach
  26. five degrees Celsius.
  27. The missiles fear
  28. the atmosphere is low destiny and made up of oxygen, Carbon dioxide and nitrogen
  29. in
  30. the atmosphere experience Autumn a spherical gravity waves.
  31. Autumn, a spherical tides, planetary waves and strong winds that flow
  32. from north to south and east to west
  33. called zonal winds.
  34. The area where the mesosphere transitions is
  35. into the thermos fears called the missile pause.
  36. This is the coldest area of the mesosphere
  37. due to high autonomous Feerick's dragon. The muscles fear is
  38. not possible for research equipment such as satellites to stay in orbit.
  39. The missile sphere is very important for earth protection.
  40. The muscles fear burns up most meters.
  41. Meteorologist
  42. and asteroids
  43. before they are able to reach the Earth's surface.
  44. It is estimated that approximately
  45. 40 tons of meters fall towards the earth
  46. each day and the missile spirit is responsible
  47. for burning them up before they reach the earth and caused damage to its surface.
  48. As Meteors burned up. They can sometimes be seen
  49. in the night sky. Most people call them shooting stars,
  50. although most of the meters that reach
  51. the mesosphere are burned up. Some of the material hangs afterwards,
  52. including iron and other metallic
  53. Adams
  54. or atoms.
  55. The research rockets used to study the
  56. mesosphere are also called sounding rockets.
  57. These rockets are often made with surplus military rocket motors.
  58. A strange type of lightning occurs in
  59. the mesosphere.
  60. This lighting is referred to as spirits or else
  61. together The layers of the
  62. atmosphere helped to protect the earth from greenhouse gasses,
  63. which is the greenhouse effect,
  64. Working like a blanket of
  65. isolation surrounding the blanket
  66. the autumn, a sphere around the earth including the muscles.
  67. Fear helps to keep the earth's climate and weather patterns as regular as possible.
  68. The area where the muscles fear transitions into the thermos.
  69. Fear is called the missile pause.
  70. This is the coldest area of the mesosphere.
  71. In the lower mesosphere, the zonal winds blow from north to south.
  72. Well in the upper mesosphere, they blow from east to west.
  73. The missile sphere is located approximately
  74. 50
  75. km from the Earth's
  76. surface and extends as far as 85 km from the Earth's surface.
  77. The word missile sphere is
  78. mhm
  79. delivered
  80. from the greek words,
  81. missiles.
  82. Sophia, that literally translates criminal
  83. sphere.