How high dose the sky go up in metres?
how high could you go until you break out into the univers?
Answers:
Depends on whether you consider the start of the universe at the end of the atmosphere, or at the limits of the solar system, or the galaxy.
Really, really, really high
Quite far I'd say.
interesting! but i have no idea
you cant measure in metres its 2 high.......
Surprising that some may find, but Space can only start at 62 miles. It is theoretticcally possible to build a 'stairway to heaven' (I am sorry, that was lame).
This article here describes the issue:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/earth%27s_a.
absolutely brilliant question..
there really is no single answer. The thickness of the atmosphere can vary significantly with the behavior of the Sun and various weather phenomena. During periods of increased solar activity, for example, the eruption of solar flares sends out streams of energetic particles that collide with the magnetic field of the Earth and cause the atmosphere to expand. Other climatic and environmental changes have similar effects so that the true height of the atmosphere is constantly in a state of flux. The maximum altitude can also vary depending on where you are located above the Earth. Along the equator, the atmosphere tends to bulge outward more so than at the poles due to the centrifugal effect of the planet's rotation as well as the gravitational attraction of the Moon
anywhere between 86,000m and 122,000m
as long as ue eye sight can go
technically, zero.
SKY is a human concept and doesn't actually have any scientific meaning.
Actually u can never break into the universe because u yourself are living in the universe.Yes,if your question was to what extent does earth's atmosphere last,its answer is that it is expected to be 480 Km or 480000 metres thick after which you enter the space.Most of the atmosphere (about 80%) is within16 km of the surface of the Earth. There is no exact place where the atmosphere ends; it just gets thinner and thinner, until it merges with outer space.
as high as the great wall of china
around 6000 meters
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Answers:
Depends on whether you consider the start of the universe at the end of the atmosphere, or at the limits of the solar system, or the galaxy.
Really, really, really high
Quite far I'd say.
interesting! but i have no idea
you cant measure in metres its 2 high.......
Surprising that some may find, but Space can only start at 62 miles. It is theoretticcally possible to build a 'stairway to heaven' (I am sorry, that was lame).
This article here describes the issue:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/earth%27s_a.
absolutely brilliant question..
there really is no single answer. The thickness of the atmosphere can vary significantly with the behavior of the Sun and various weather phenomena. During periods of increased solar activity, for example, the eruption of solar flares sends out streams of energetic particles that collide with the magnetic field of the Earth and cause the atmosphere to expand. Other climatic and environmental changes have similar effects so that the true height of the atmosphere is constantly in a state of flux. The maximum altitude can also vary depending on where you are located above the Earth. Along the equator, the atmosphere tends to bulge outward more so than at the poles due to the centrifugal effect of the planet's rotation as well as the gravitational attraction of the Moon
anywhere between 86,000m and 122,000m
as long as ue eye sight can go
technically, zero.
SKY is a human concept and doesn't actually have any scientific meaning.
Actually u can never break into the universe because u yourself are living in the universe.Yes,if your question was to what extent does earth's atmosphere last,its answer is that it is expected to be 480 Km or 480000 metres thick after which you enter the space.Most of the atmosphere (about 80%) is within16 km of the surface of the Earth. There is no exact place where the atmosphere ends; it just gets thinner and thinner, until it merges with outer space.
as high as the great wall of china
around 6000 meters
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