ionosphere in Irish
ionosphere in Irish is ianaisféar — ionosphere means the upper layer of the atmosphere, starting some 50 km above the ground, where the air is ionised.
ionosphere in Irish
ianaisféar
The part of the Earth's atmosphere beginning at an altitude of about 50 kilometers (31 miles) and extending outward 500 kilometers (310 miles) or more.
What does "ionosphere" mean?
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noun The upper layer of the atmosphere, starting some 50 km above the ground, where the air is ionised.
"Radio waves can bounce off the ionosphere."
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noun A similar region in the atmosphere of another planet.
"Mars has a thin ionosphere."
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ionosphere in a sentence
- Radio waves can bounce off the ionosphere.
- The ionosphere lies high above the clouds.
- Mars has a thin ionosphere.
- Probes have measured the ionosphere of other planets.
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What is "ionosphere" in Irish?
"ionosphere" in Irish is ianaisféar. ionosphere means: The upper layer of the atmosphere, starting some 50 km above the ground, where the air is ionised.
How do you use "ionosphere" in a sentence?
Example: "Radio waves can bounce off the ionosphere." In Irish, "ionosphere" is ianaisféar.
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