The stratosphere is a very thin, calm layer of air with no clouds or weather events. It contains little air and is suitable for flying jet planes. The troposphere contains 75% of the Earth's atmospheric mass and experiences weather. It is the densest, lowest layer affected by the Earth's core. Weather occurs in the troposphere. The Earth acts as a giant magnet due to metallic liquid in its outer core creating magnetic fields, which exert gravitational pull and attract objects through magnetic force.
The stratosphere is a very thin, calm layer of air with no clouds or weather events. It contains little air and is suitable for flying jet planes. The troposphere contains 75% of the Earth's atmospheric mass and experiences weather. It is the densest, lowest layer affected by the Earth's core. Weather occurs in the troposphere. The Earth acts as a giant magnet due to metallic liquid in its outer core creating magnetic fields, which exert gravitational pull and attract objects through magnetic force.
The stratosphere is a very thin, calm layer of air with no clouds or weather events. It contains little air and is suitable for flying jet planes. The troposphere contains 75% of the Earth's atmospheric mass and experiences weather. It is the densest, lowest layer affected by the Earth's core. Weather occurs in the troposphere. The Earth acts as a giant magnet due to metallic liquid in its outer core creating magnetic fields, which exert gravitational pull and attract objects through magnetic force.
It contains 75% of atmospheric mass Closest to Earth’s surface
The word Troposphere
Experiences maximum attraction derived from the Greek by the core word Tropo and it means TROPOSPHERE turbulence or mixing. is the densest layer
Lowest layer of Atmosphere
where all weather conditions take place Composed of Nitrogen 78%,Oxygen 21% and traces of other gases Suffers pressure from upper layer EARTH IS A GIANT MAGNET
● Presence of metals like Nickel and Iron in the liquid form in
the outer core. ● Loops of currents in the constantly moving, liquid iron create magnetic fields.
● These magnetic fields give a gravitational pull, which attracts
every object towards the Earth.
● This gravitational pull acts as a giant magnet.
RESEARCH : Why is Inner Core solid ? 1. High pressure despite very high temperature.
2. Weight of rocks above it pushes it down.
3. The molecules become so jam-packed that they can’t flow past