<span>Well, there are five layers in the Earth's Atmosphere:
(In order from the inside out)
1) Troposphere
- This is where weather occurs.
2) Stratosphere
- This is the layer where jets fly, this is where jet-streams are found
3) Mesosphere
- Meso ("Middle") named because it is in the middle. This is where meteros burn up in the atmosphere.
4) Thermosphere
- Thermo ("Heat") Names because it is the hottest layer in the atmosphere. This is where the aurora borealis, or northern lights occur.
5) Exosphere
- Exo ("Outer") This is the outmost layer and it is where the atmosphere merges with outer space.</span>
The answer is Crescent.
<span>During a crescent moon, we see one whole side of the Moon here on Earth.
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<span>New moon -</span><span> the illuminated side of the Moon is away from the Earth. only
the shadowed side can be seen. </span>
><span>Waning gibbous - </span><span>the Moon is less than fully illuminated, but, is more than
half.</span>
<span>>Full Moon - Brightest lunar phase.</span>
<span>All planets revolve around the sun. - Incorrect. There are many planets that revolve around other stars.
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