thermosphere
ther
ˈθɜr
thēr
mos
ˌmoʊs
mows
phere
fÉĒr
fir
/ˈθɜːməʊˌsfÉĒə/

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the atmospheric layer above the mesosphere, where temperatures increase with altitude and it extends to the exosphere
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Auroras, such as the Northern and Southern Lights, are produced in the thermosphere due to interactions with charged particles.
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