0
Rate this Study Guide:
☆☆☆☆☆80KM or 50 miles is what the height the government uses to get the space shuttles into space
Along cold water currents from the poles to the equator.
Mr poppins is coming
intrusive:below ground
extrusive:at the surface
IT is closest to the sun
STRATOSPHERE
Several reasons. The prominent reasons are that if you go too high you'll run low on oxygen and possibly be blown off course by strong winds.
All passenger airplanes cruise at the stratosphere.
Thermosphere is the atmosphere's outermost layer with a very thin air and no definite outer limit. The reason why a space shuttle gets through it is because shuttle orbiters used ceramic tiles and heat protection.
Which mesosphere? The one for the Earth's atmosphere or for the inside? Well, I'll talk about inside. Extremely hot temperatures (since it is the middle of the Earth's inside) so about a few thousand celsius. The mesosphere in the atmosphere is very cold with temperatures as low as -90 degrees celsius.
very warm clothing
It did, the Concorde travelled at 60,000 feet and it's cruising speed was 1,350 MPH. It went higher because of its higher cruising speed.
Mesosphere
Higher the risk higher the price premium.
I have no idea
I am sorry but we can't answer because we don't know what "it" is. Please clarify what it is so we can answer.
