what is the name of the area above the clouds?

Answer 1

The correct answer is the stratosphere below which are 99.9% of the earth's clouds. Some thunderstorm tops do go into the very lowest levels of the stratosphere and there are so-called noctilucent clouds in the mesosphere, but these are definately not what your teacher is getting at in class. Take my word for it.

Answer 2

The area above the clouds is called the stratosphere. The clouds are located in the troposphere which is the ONLY layer in the atmosphere that contains water vapor.

Answer 3

Cloud-free area

Answer 4

The call "Muhammad" in itself isn't holy, it somewhat is freely used as a forename, middle call besides as a surname . Muslims in tens of millions no count number if or no longer they have been converts or no longer are named Muhammad even if a number of them do no longer act in accordance with the form of accountability this way of call implicates., the rationalization it is so widespread between the Muslims is via Prophet Muhammad's result on the human beings's society and lives (pbuh) on your case you may the two save your call because it somewhat is, or substitute it to any Arabic call (Mikail is the Arabic counterpart for Micheal)

Answer 5

Heaven

Answer 6

There are different levels of clouds.
The highest clouds are in the Mesosphere (Noctilucent clouds)
Above the mesosphere is the "Thermosphere".

ANS:Thermosphere

Answer 7

Stratosphere

Then comes Mesosphere, then Thermosphere, then Exosphere and then Magnetosphere.

Clouds are a part of the Troposphere.

Answer 8

The Victoriabeckhamasphere

Answer 9

The sky.

Answer 10

the ozone layer