Geography, asked by aisyah8778, 9 months ago

Why do meteors burn on entering into the mesosphere

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Answered by sukhman397
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Answer:

meteors burn up in the mesosphere because of the presence of atmosphere . due to the presence of gases friction is created and heat is generated causing meteorides to burn in mesosphere

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Answered by mehreennaikoo123
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The meteors burn on entering the mesosphere because of friction produced between air and the Meteor. The friction produces heat and burns the Meteor.

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