Answer:
The Moon and stars lie outside the Earth's Atmosphere
Explanation:
In order to understand this concept we need to understand what the atmosphere is and how high it extends from the earth's surface.
The atmosphere is a protective envelop around the Earth. It not only protects us from the harmful UV radiations but also helps to retain the heat near the surface due to Green House Effect.
Layers Of the Atmosphere
From lowest to highest, the major layers of the atmosphere are:
- troposphere
- stratosphere
- mesosphere
- thermosphere and
- exosphere
Height Of the Atmosphere
The Exosphere on the Atmosphere extends up to 10,000 km above the Earth's Surface. The moon is the nearest celestial object to Earth. it is at a distance of 3,84,400 km from earth i.e. more than 38 times the height of the Atmosphere. Stars are farther away from the Earth sometimes almost millions of light years away.
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