Question

Difference between troposphere and exosphere

Answer 1

troposphere is the lowest and densest layer of the atmosphere.
the outeroutermost layer of the atmosphere is known as the exosphere.

Answer 2

Answer:

Troposphere is the lowest and thickest layer while the exosphere is the upper most layer named as atmosphere.  

Explanation:

Troposphere:

• Extends from earth’s surface to tropopause.
• Convective air movements.
• It is a large “vertical temperature” change.
• All weather changes occurs here like formation of “clouds, frost, fog, dew, lightning, thunder, precipitation,” etc.
• 90 per cent of air in atmosphere

Exosphere:

• Uppermost layer of planet’s atmosphere.
• Thinnest atmosphere.
• Exosphere – no proper assurance of Dione size.
• Very light gases like helium, hydrogen are all.
• Temperature and height may reach 4,500 degree Celsius.
• Merges into outer space.