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1. What is the atmospheric layer responsible for long-distance radio communication? Question 1 options: Troposphere Stratosphere Exosphere Thermosphere
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1. What is the atmospheric layer responsible for long-distance radio communication?

Question 1 options:

Troposphere


Stratosphere


Exosphere


Thermosphere

User OK Sure
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It’s is Thermosphere
User Eray Erdin
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I would think the answer is Ionosphere (Aurora) but since the answers given don’t have that- I would go with Thermosphere

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