What is the mesosphere made of?

The mesosphere, which lies between the stratosphere and thermosphere, is also used to classify the layers of the atmosphere.

In any case, these classifications take pressure, temperature, and density into account.

Studying these variations in the atmosphere is easier. However, even though we have reached the top of Mount Everest and sunk to the Mariana Trench in the Pacific, there are still places where we are not allowed to go very deep beneath the surface of the continents or the sea.

The only tool enabling us to categorize the interior of the Earth is seismology.

The mesosphere is mainly made up of gases, such as nitrogen and oxygen, with trace amounts of other elements like carbon dioxide and argon. It also has layers of clouds made of ice crystals and dust particles from meteors.

The mesosphere is made up of a mixture of gases, primarily oxygen, nitrogen, and trace amounts of other gases such as ozone and carbon dioxide.