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Temperatures in the upper atmosphere (thermosphere) reach 1500°C (2700°F), yet it does not produce enough heat to burn you. Why?
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Temperatures in the upper atmosphere (thermosphere) reach 1500°C (2700°F), yet it does not produce

enough heat to burn you. Why?

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It’s bc of the ozone layer
User Xavier Bauquet
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if im not mistaken its because the ozone layer

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