What flies in the mesosphere?

Answer 1

Answermaybe some planes can fly in the mesosphere mabey they cant but they can AnswerThe mesosphere begins well abouve 100,000 feet, and normal aircraft can't fly that high. There are rocket powered aircraft that have set altitude records in the 112,000 foot range. My Answer (I got it out of my science book)

In the mesosphere are meteors (shooting stars) and the ionosphere (layer of electrically charged particles..its in the mesosphere and the thermosphere).

AnswerLockheed's SR-71s and U-2 can fly up to 80,000ft :D

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Answer 2

I think only that the NASA or any other type of company has space shuttles flying in between the MESOSPHERE, but satellites fly in the EXOSPHERE.

Answer 3

There is nothing in the mesosphere to scatter solar radiation. The sky appears blue at the surface due to the scattering of radiation by gases in the troposphere. The mesosphere is void of almost anything at all.

Answer 4

The air in the mesosphere is too rarified for plane wings to generate lift and also to create the proper air/fuel ratio mixture for internal engine combustion to occur.

Answer 5

No aircraft can fly in the mesosphere due to its extremely thin atmosphere. However, some high-altitude balloons and rockets are capable of reaching this region for scientific purposes.

Answer 6

space shuttle