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If you really do mean the ionosphere, and the astronaut is falling back to earth, the ionosphere is one of the upper layers - my best guess is that the heating effect of the rarified ionosphere would not be enough to cause death.
Once you get into the lower atmosphere, though, the heating effect is large (the Concorde supersonic airliner expanded measurably while at full flight speed due to heating), and will cause burning up.
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Do you wash hair before wave perm?
no because it will burn your scalp up. if i was you i wouldnt do it
Did the astronauts land or did they just fly by over Venus?
Astronaut did not land in Venus because the planet is hot. If the astronaut land on Venus, they will burn their selfs.
Do most meteoroids burn up in the ionosphere?
Most meteoroids do not burn up in the ionosphere; instead, they typically enter the Earth's atmosphere from space and ignite at altitudes ranging from about 75 to 100 kilometers above the surface. As they travel through the atmosphere, the intense friction with air molecules causes them to heat up and produce visible trails of light, known as meteors. The ionosphere, which is a layer of the atmosphere that exists at higher altitudes, primarily influences radio wave propagation rather than serving as the main site for meteoroid incineration. Therefore, while meteoroids can interact with the ionosphere, they predominantly burn up in the lower atmospheric layers.
Can you hold a firebelly toad?
Probaly yes because it wouldnt burn you, but don't pick one up in the wild
The region of the atmosphere that reflects radio signals is the?
The Ionosphere.
Can third degree burn close to scrotum cause impotent?
It wouldnt help your concentration much but shouldnt cause ED
The layer of charged particles within the thermosphere is called the?
ionosphere
Will an astronaut succeed if he tries burning in the moon?
No, an astronaut will not succeed in burning on the moon due to lack of oxygen. Fire requires oxygen to burn, and the moon's atmosphere does not have enough to sustain a fire.
Is the ionosphere where meteoroids burn up?
No, meteoroids typically burn up in the mesosphere, which is located above the stratosphere and below the thermosphere, at altitudes of about 50 to 85 kilometers (31 to 53 miles) above Earth. The ionosphere is a region of the upper atmosphere, starting around 30 miles (48 kilometers) up, where ionization occurs due to solar radiation, affecting radio waves and communications. While the ionosphere plays a crucial role in atmospheric science, it is not the primary location for meteoroid disintegration.
Can I use Johnson and Johnson baby soap?
why wouldnt you be able to? its called baby soap for the simple fact that it will not burn if it gets in your eyes
What is a sentence for ionosphere?
Electric currents in the ionosphere
Does the temperature increases rapidly after ionosphere?
ionosphere
