EXOSPHERE

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EXOSPHERE
The exosphere is the outermost layer of Earth's
atmosphere.
It is an important part of the Earth's
atmosphere, as it provides protection from
harmful radiation from the Sun and other
sources.
Satellite
 • EXOSPHERE
700 - 10000 km
Ozone layer

THE EXOSPHERE MAY NOT

ACTUALLY BE A PART OF THE
ATMOSPHERE, ACCORDING TO
SOME SCIENTISTS.
 SOME SCIENTISTS BELIEVE THAT THE
EXOSPHERE IS MERELY A PORTION OF
SPACE AND THAT THE THERMOSPHERE IS
THE TOPMOST LAYER OF THE EARTH'S
ATMOSPHERE.
SOME, NEVERTHELESS, DO
SEE THE EXOSPHERE AS A
COMPONENT OF OUR
PLANET'S ATMOSPHERE.
 THERE ISN'T A DEFINITE TOP
BORDER FOR THIS LAYER
BECAUSE THE EXOSPHERE
PROGRESSIVELY DISAPPEARS
INTO SPACE.
 EXOSPHERE
According to one definition, the
upper edge of the Earth's
atmosphere is located at a
distance of around 190,000
kilometers (120,000 miles) from
the Moon.
At this distance, the Satellites have discovered a faint
glow of UV radiation dispersed
attraction of Earth's gravity by hydrogen atoms in the highest
is outweighed by the atmosphere at altitudes of
100,000 km (62,000 miles). The
radiation pressure from
geocorona is the name given to
sunlight on hydrogen this area of UV illumination.
atoms.
 ALTHOUGH THE EXOSPHERE
NOMINALLY BELONGS TO THE
EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE, IT ACTUALLY
SHARES MANY CHARACTERISTICS
WITH SPACE.
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
The International Space Station (ISS) is one of
many satellites that orbits in the exosphere or
below.
 Even though the atmosphere in the
thermosphere and exosphere is quite thin, there
is still enough air present to slightly pull
satellites that orbit inside these layers.
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