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How comets asteroids and meteors different from each other?
They arent
Why did the early earth get hit with so many more meteors then the current earth?
Probably there were more meteors at that time. Eventually, many of them coalesced into larger bodies - planets and planetoids.
Which atmospheric layer contains the fewest gases?
troposhere
Why aren't there many meteors in the tromosphere?
because it hase gravity
Which kinds of meteorological phenomena can be found in the troposhere layers?
YES!
How comets asteroids and meteors different from each other?
They arent
What happens at the troposhere?
we live in the troposhere.
Is the stratosphere above the troposhere?
Yes. The troposhere is the first layer of the atmosphere.Then the stratoshere(where the ozone layer is located).Next is the mesosphere,where meteors that enter the atmosphere burn up. Then there is the thermosphere.After the thermosphere there is the exosphere, and the last layer(which is very thin)is the magnetosphere. It is earth's magnetic field. It also causes the northern lights! Hope this novel helped.
How many meteors can fit in the sun?
mail me with the size of the meteors
How many meteors have hit Texas?
Millions of them. Of course, most meteors are the size of grains of rice or smaller. How many BIG meteors have hit Texas? Impossible to know.
Why are clounds observed to form only in troposhere?
i have a question for every one why does a cloud form i troposhere
How many syllables does meteors have?
Three
Which temperature zone is the thinnest?
The Troposhere.
What is the upper limit of the troposhere?
Tropopause
Is the troposhere the thickest or is it the stratoshere?
stratosphere
What is the temperature range in the troposhere?
the temperature of the troposhere is always cold and goes up and down but at the beginning of the troposphere it is about 15 degree's C.
What is the troposhere elelavation above the earth?
The troposhere starts on the Earth and continues up in the atmopshere to 17 km (10.6 miles) high.
