Sentence examples for between the stratosphere from inspiring English sources

We have investigated the coupling between the stratosphere and mesosphere lower thermosphere (MLT) in the Southern Hemisphere (SH) during 2010 minor sudden stratospheric warmings (SSWs).

We discuss the possible air mass mixing between the stratosphere and troposphere to explain the measured seasonal variations.

Re-distribution of the global electric circuit currents between the stratosphere and the ground surface determines a different relation between solar wind dynamics and variations of the stratospheric temperature during different seasons.

We compare VLF planetary spectrum with spectrum obtained from total column density of Ozone and mesospheric average temperature data which may indicate vertical coupling between the stratosphere and ionosphere in winter to early spring time.

The reason for this procedure is that a radiative perturbation in the stratosphere (as due, for example, to change in the stratospheric ozone layer) may have relatively little effect on temperatures at the Earth's surface due to the weak dynamical coupling between the stratosphere and the troposphere.

Title: "A new look at old air in the stratosphere:Radiocarbon production and transport to the troposphere" Abstract: The redistribution of 14CO2 from atmospheric nuclear weapons testing has long been used to quantify the inventories, residence times, and gross fluxes of carbon in and between the stratosphere, troposphere, oceans, soils, plants and other reservoirs.

The whole vibe sits somewhere between the dancefloor, the stratosphere, and the dying thoughts of some mechanized being.

Aquila is designed to operate in the stratosphere, between 18 and 28 kilometers of altitude, well above commercial air traffic.

When the instability is high, the atmosphere moist, and winds favourable, thunderstorms can extend to the tropopause, that is, the boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere.

Exchange of air between the troposphere and the stratosphere is considerably slower than mixing of the troposphere because of the temperature inversion in the stratosphere.

The first photograph ever made showing the division between the troposhere and the stratosphere and also the actual curvature of the earth : photographed from an elevation of 72,395 feet, the highest point ever reached by man.