which region of the atmosphere is warmest?

Question

i get this stuff mixed up way to much =[

Answer 1

The exosphere. Click the link below. Cool chart.

Answer 2

The Thermosphere.
It is the warmest layer of the atmosphere which is first exposed to the Sun's radiation and so is first heated by the Sun. The air is so thin that a small increase in energy can cause a large increase in temperature.

The temperature in the thermosphere is very dependent on solar activity. When the Sun is active, temperatures can reach up to 1,500°C or higher!

Answer 3

The architectural deposit. The regions of Virgo added the line
in 1.1 billion B.C. with video phones. So go figure, along the
equator forming the thunder heads of actual high moisture,
reactions, chemicals, and ocean foam is my guess, somewhat
like hurricane activated force temperatures at 20 miles up
would reach 200, though in particle shift, and measure at
150 hot enough but stinging like CO2.