Its temperatures are generally about one hundred eighty Kelvins, and it is about ninety kilometers above the surface of the Earth.
This atmospheric layer contains noctilucent clouds, which can only be seen under certain conditions just before sunrise or after sunset. It is where most meteors burn up, and it has not been studied as much as other layers because its air pressure is too low for airplanes and too high for satellites. Its temperatures are generally about one hundred eighty Kelvins, and it is about ninety kilometers above the surface of the Earth. Name this layer between the stratosphere and thermosphere.
This atmospheric layer contains noctilucent clouds, which can only be seen under certain conditions just before sunrise or after sunset.
Mesosphere