The troposphere
The troposphere is the nearest zone to the ground where there is the stratum of the air we breathe.
It is about 15 kilometres high and it is made up of a mixture of gases such as:nitrogen, oxygen, water vapour, carbondioxide,
other gases and the
motes.The continuous motion of these gases produces the majority of the meteorological disturbances as the rain or the snow.
The meteorological disturbances tend downwards as we arrive at the height of 12 kilometres from the earthly soil, and the temperature, which decreases as the height increases, can reach even -50 ° C.
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