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Temperatures decrease with height, making this the coldest layer of the atmosphere. This is where most meteors burn up, leading to "shooting stars." Thermosphere: Ranges from about 53-373 miles.

The Mesosphere or middle layer is next and can be described as the coldest layer of the atmosphere, this is also the layer that meteors burn up. This happens because of the speed of the meteors ...

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Farthest Atmospheric Layer The exosphere is Earth’s outermost air layer, where space and atmosphere meet. It is the least dense layer of the atmosphere.