Due to its extensive exposure to UV light from the sun, the thermosphere has the highest temperatures. This radiation is absorbed by the matter in the thermosphere giving it high kinetic energy.
What is Thermosphere?
A portion of the Earth's atmosphere known as the thermosphere is situated precisely above the mesosphere and under the exosphere. The thermopause is the line separating the thermosphere from the exosphere above it. The mesopause, which marks the transition between the thermosphere and the mesosphere below, is located at the bottom of the thermosphere.
Despite being a layer of the Earth's atmosphere, the thermosphere is mostly what we typically think of as outer space since the air density is so low in this layer. Due to variations in solar UV light and solar-driven geomagnetic activity, it exhibits high temperatures and significant variability.
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The water cycle — technically known as the hydrological cycle — is the continuous circulation of water within the Earth's hydrosphere, and is driven by solar radiation. This includes the atmosphere, land, surface water and groundwater.
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The geographical hierarchy is the way we arrange Wikivoyage articles according to their geography – what areas they contain, and what area they are contained within. Each level of the geographical hierarchy has an article of its own. hope this helps you :)
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Finland
Explanation:
Canada to iceland=4,472 km
Finland to Iceland=2,201 km
