Earth’s Atmospheric Layers Explained - Visual Guide #3256358 (License: Personal Use)

This diagram illustrates the vertical structure of Earth’s atmosphere, with concentric layers labeled from innermost (troposphere) to outermost (exosphere). Each layer is defined by distinct temperature gradients, composition, and phenomena-such as weather in the troposphere, ozone absorption in the stratosphere, and auroras in the thermosphere. The exosphere marks the transition to outer space, where atoms escape Earth’s gravity.

Used in educational science pages, meteorology resources, and environmental curriculum materials to help students and readers visualize atmospheric stratification; matches user intent for learning basic atmospheric science or preparing for exams.