The atmospheric zone immediately above the tropopause, where the temperature remains fairly constant, is called the
- stratosphere.
- ionosphere.
- troposphere.
Explanation from PART66Online
In the lower stratosphere, above the tropopause, the temperature stops falling and stays nearly constant at about minus 56.5 degrees C. The troposphere instead shows a steady temperature decrease with height, while the ionosphere is a much higher charged layer not defined by constant temperature.
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max.steelame asked · 24 Jan 2019
Please explain
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Jordi
27 Jun 2020
because the area is called tropopause and it is the boundary between troposphare and stratosphere.Basically you are a little bit inside stratoshpere and thats why the answer it is as it is.
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