
The stratosphere is a layer extending immediately above the Earth’s atmosphere’s troposphere, between the tropopause and the stratopause. Unlike the troposphere near the Earth’s surface, temperature in the stratosphere increases with altitude; this structure suppresses vertical air movements and renders the layer dependent on horizontal flows. The warming caused by ozone molecules absorbing harmful ultraviolet radiation from the Sun forms the primary thermal engine of the stratosphere. The strat
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The stratosphere is the layer of Earth’s atmosphere extending immediately above the troposphere, between the tropopause and the stratopause. Unlike the troposphere near the Earth’s surface, temperature in the stratosphere increases with altitude; this structure limits vertical air movements and renders the layer dependent on horizontal currents. The warming caused by ozone molecules absorbing harmful ultraviolet radiation from the Sun forms the primary thermal engine of the stratosphere. The str
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Okan Kanpolat