Earths Atmosphere
This visual cross section of Earth not only shows the crust, mantle, outer core and inner core, but also shows Earth's atmosphere. Approximate sizes of each of the five atmospheric layers are shown, including the trophosphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, themosphere and exosphere.
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