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exosphere::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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Examples of exosphere
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The top of the thermosphere is the bottom of the exosphere, called the exobase.
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Now, thanks to IBEX, we know just how tenuous the outer exosphere really is.
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Mercury has an exosphere, similar to Moon's, instead of a proper atmosphere.
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Observations of magnesium are the first detection of this chemical in Mercury's exosphere.
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An exosphere is the uppermost layer of an atmosphere where the density is extremely low.
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The exosphere is a transitional zone between Earth's atmosphere and interplanetary space.
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Long thought to have no atmosphere, the Moon actually does have an extremely thin exosphere.
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The Red Planet's tenuous outer layer, known as its exosphere, extends to six times Mars'radius.
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If rested on the Earth, its ceiling would be inside the exosphere.
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- The outermost atmospheric layer
- The layer of the atmosphere lying above 400 km altitude. More Information.
- Upper zone of the heterosphere where the temperature is constant.
- The outermost part of the Earth's atmosphere. It is an ill-defined, highly rareified zone which starts at a height of about 700km (435 miles) and extends into the vacuum of space.
