Examples of using Upper atmosphere in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Something just entered the upper atmosphere.
The particles collide with air molecules in the upper atmosphere, and we can see this as lights in the sky.
This work provides the most detailed description yet of Mars's upper atmosphere, and reveals persistent haze layers.
When the available oxygen is consumed in the upper atmosphere, any meteors falling to Earth have less resistance.
Ozone in the upper atmosphere protects us by filtering out damaging ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
These rays from the sun are absorbed by the upper atmosphere(ozone layer) and do not reach the earth's surface.
take a left in the upper atmosphere, and become the first moose on the moon!
The majority of formaldehyde found in the environment is a result of processes taking place in the upper atmosphere.
The ionospheric currents that connect the field-aligned currents heat up the upper atmosphere due to the finite conductivity of the ionosphere.
And the deterioration of the upper atmosphere of the planet by pollutants year by year lets more
Used to fill large balloons for upper atmosphere and cosmic ray studies- smaller balloons used by weather forecasters.
Jupiter's upper atmosphere is composed of about 88- 92% hydrogen and 8- 12% helium by percent volume or fraction of gas molecules(see table to the right).
By this time the Earth's upper atmosphere is tearing away, dispelled into space
And it falls at around 200,000 kilometres per hour from the Sun's upper atmosphere called the corona, in thousands of gigantic droplets-
Atmospheric tides form an important mechanism for transporting energy input into the lower atmosphere from the upper atmosphere, while dominating the dynamics of the mesosphere and lower thermosphere.
Upper atmosphere, or thermosphere: A region with very high temperatures, caused by heating from the Sun.
Jupiter's upper atmosphere is about 88-92% hydrogen
charged particles hurtling into collision with the Earth's upper atmosphere, where they can cause geomagnetic storms.
bounce off the ionosphere(an electrically charged part of Earth's upper atmosphere), and come back down to the ground again.
The light show we see from the ground is caused by electrically charged particles from space entering the Earth's upper atmosphere at a very high speed.