Troposphere is the layer closest to earth, which includes the air that we breathe. After this comes the Stratosphere which includes the ozone layer and then the Mesosphere. After this it's the thermosphere and then the exosphere.
The one I didn't mention is the methosphere - this is the correct answer!
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A flood is when a bunch of water comes rushing into a place and everything is almost completely covered in water. A landslide is much the same except it is with land-not water.
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<span>During the early Industrial Revolution, advances in technology were first applied in: Textile
Before the industrial revolution, silk and cotton production were carried out by slave labors. After the revolution, many machines were invented to increase the speed of silk and cotton production, making the slave labor became no longer efficient.</span>
{Im 90% sure your answer is Stars in a near by galaxy }
{Stars can be seen a galaxy away with proper equipment!}
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<em>Stars a HUGE balls of energy that can be seen in up to 1b kilometers!</em>
<em>A clear night sky offers an ever-changing display of fascinating objects to see — stars, constellations, and bright planets, often the moon, and sometimes special events like meteor showers. Observing the night sky can be done with no special equipment, although a sky map can be very useful, a good beginner telescope will enhance some experiences and bring some otherwise invisible objects into view. </em>
<em>During autumn at mid-northern latitudes every year, the ecliptic extends nearly vertically upward from the eastern horizon before dawn. That geometry favors the appearance of the faint zodiacal light in the eastern sky for about half an hour before dawn on moonless mornings. Zodiacal light is sunlight scattered by interplanetary particles that are concentrated in the plane of the solar system — the same material that produces meteor showers.</em>
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The amount of heat radiated from the atmosphere to the surface (sometimes called “back radiation”) is equivalent to 100 percent of the incoming solar energy
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