No. The stratosphere starts between 8 to 10km above the Earth's surface (varying with latitude) and ends at around 50Km, where the mesosphere starts.
maybe 50 kilometes
Many kilometers into the crust
There are five layers of atmosphere that protect the earth from the sun and other space debris. The thickest layers are located near the surface and thins out with height until it merges with the bare space. The five surface from the surface to earth; troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere , and exosphere respectively. The Stratosphere is where the ozone layer is formed with just about 3 millimeters thick and 20 km above the earth surface.
It extends about 372 miles above the Earth's surface.
Since the circumference of Earth is about 40,000 km, the calculation is 40,000 km / 24 hours = about 1700 km/h.
Ozone is located in stratosphere. It is 25 to 28 km.
The stratosphere is one of many layers in the atmosphere on Earth. It begins at 10 kilometers (8 to14.5 miles) and ends at 50 kilometers high (about 30 miles).
it is about 500-650 kilometers above earth's surface.
The earth's diameter is about 12,600km, so half that would be 6,300km from the surface to the core.
6370 kilometres from surface to centre.
32
Many kilometers into the crust
The earth has only one ozone layer. It is present in the stratosphere.
32 kilometers
That would be the radius of the earth which is:6,378.1 kilometers
There are five layers of atmosphere that protect the earth from the sun and other space debris. The thickest layers are located near the surface and thins out with height until it merges with the bare space. The five surface from the surface to earth; troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere , and exosphere respectively. The Stratosphere is where the ozone layer is formed with just about 3 millimeters thick and 20 km above the earth surface.
Here is how you can figure this out.1) Decide whether you are interested about total surface, or only land surface. 2) Look up the total surface of the Earth, or the land surface, depending on the answer to question 1. This will usually be given in square kilometers, and sometimes also in square miles. 3) Use the square kilometers for this problem. Multiply it by 100, to get hectares. 4) Divide this number of hectares by the number of people on Earth.
It extends about 372 miles above the Earth's surface.