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Estructura de la atmósfera: ¿Cierto o falso?

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Capas y datos clave de la atmósfera.

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Estructura de la atmósfera: ¿Cierto o falso?
 

Estructura de la atmósfera: ¿Cierto o falso?Online version

Capas y datos clave de la atmósfera.

by hugo Lafuente
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La troposfera es la capa más baja de la atmósfera donde ocurren la mayoría del tiempo y el clima.

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La atmósfera está compuesta principalmente por nitrógeno (N2) y oxígeno (O2).

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La estratosfera contiene la capa de ozono que absorbe la mayor parte de la radiación ultravioleta.

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La ozono está principalmente en la troposfera.

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Las capas de la atmósfera se miden en kilómetros exactos y no se superponen.

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La exosfera es la capa donde la presión atmosférica es mayor que en la troposfera.

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La temperatura siempre disminuye con la altura en todas las capas.

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La mesosfera es la segunda capa desde la Tierra y es donde se observan las meteoros.

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La ionosfera está dentro de la estratosfera.

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En la termosfera la temperatura aumenta con la altitud y puede superar los 1000 °C, aunque el aire se siente frío por la baja densidad.

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