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goblinko [34]
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5

What is the difference between

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Komok [63]3 years ago
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The layer of atmosphere near the surface of the earth is the troposphere and the other layers are above the earth atmosphere these are mesosphere, and stratosphere.

  • The troposphere is suitable for flying of the birds as the temperature is suitable for their survival but layers of the mesosphere and stratosphere have lower temperature than the troposphere.
  • Nearly all water vapor and dust particles are present in the tropospheric layer but the quantity reduces in the mesosphere and stratosphere.

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