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1	The exosphere: the uppermost part of the atmosphere The density of the atmosphere continuously decreases with height in such a way that, from a particular level, collisions between atoms become very infrequent. The mean Add to Reading List Source URL: www.aeronomie.be Language: English Earth Exosphere Thermopause Temperature Atmosphere of Mercury Atmosphere of Earth Atmosphere Meteorology Atmospheric sciences
2	The thermosphere: a part of the heterosphere The heterosphere is the atmospheric region where the composition is not homogeneous. The transition with the homosphere is located on the average at about the 100 km altitude Add to Reading List Source URL: www.aeronomie.be Language: English - Date: 2011-04-18 03:54:35 Atmospheric sciences Thermosphere Exosphere Atmosphere of Earth Thermopause Mesosphere Altitude Oxygen Turbopause Atmosphere Earth Meteorology
3	The thermosphere: a part of the heterosphere The heterosphere is the atmospheric region where the composition is not homogeneous. The transition with the homosphere is located on the average at about the 100 km altitude Add to Reading List Source URL: www.bira-iasb.be Language: English - Date: 2011-04-18 03:54:35 Atmospheric sciences Thermosphere Exosphere Atmosphere of Earth Thermopause Mesosphere Altitude Oxygen Turbopause Atmosphere Earth Meteorology
4	The exosphere: the uppermost part of the atmosphere The density of the atmosphere continuously decreases with height in such a way that, from a particular level, collisions between atoms become very infrequent. The mean Add to Reading List Source URL: www.bira-iasb.be Language: English - Date: 2011-04-18 03:54:35 Earth Exosphere Thermopause Temperature Atmosphere of Mercury Atmosphere of Earth Atmosphere Meteorology Atmospheric sciences
5	[ . Add to Reading List Source URL: pat.gp.tohoku.ac.jp Language: English - Date: 2004-10-09 14:50:09 Thermodynamics Atmosphere of Earth Environments Turbopause Thermosphere Thermopause Infrared Atmosphere Atmospheric thermodynamics Earth

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