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20 POINTS PLEASE HELP Use the image above to help you respond to this question: If you were able to float from Earth’s surface and into space, you would notice shifts in the temperature along the way.
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If you were able to float from Earth’s surface and into space, you would notice shifts in the temperature along the way. We know that the density of air molecules is lessening and it SHOULD get colder as you ascend, so explain why

a) the stratosphere behaves differently.
b) the thermosphere behaves differently.

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