exosphere in Japanese
exosphere in Japanese is 外気圏 — exosphere means the uppermost layer of a planet's atmosphere.
exosphere in Japanese
外気圏
Pronounced: gaikiken
the uppermost layer of a planet's atmosphere
What does "exosphere" mean?
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noun The uppermost layer of a planet's atmosphere.
"The exosphere is the outermost part of the atmosphere."
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noun An extremely thin atmosphere, such as the one found around Saturn's moon Dione.
"Dione has an exosphere rather than a thick atmosphere."
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exosphere in a sentence
- The exosphere is the outermost part of the atmosphere.
- Scientists study the exosphere to learn how a planet's air thins out.
- Dione has an exosphere rather than a thick atmosphere.
- Some moons have only an exosphere.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "exosphere" in Japanese?
"exosphere" in Japanese is 外気圏. exosphere means: The uppermost layer of a planet's atmosphere.
How do you pronounce 外気圏?
"exosphere" in Japanese is 外気圏, pronounced "gaikiken".
How do you use "exosphere" in a sentence?
Example: "The exosphere is the outermost part of the atmosphere." In Japanese, "exosphere" is 外気圏.
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