So, for example, windows located above the troposphere will need to be very thick.

例如，位于对流层上方的窗户需要。

" Airing" out their appreciation with their " eye in the sky" and nothing to " troposphere" .

用他们的眼睛在空中欣赏这一切，还不会遇上对流层。

The Falcon 9 Rockets carried a satellite that will operate NASA's tropospheric emissions, monitoring of pollution instrument or Tempo.

猎鹰九号火箭搭载了一颗卫星，该卫星将运行NASA的对流层污染监测仪器。

This is high in the troposphere, the layer in which most weather occurs.

这在对流层很高，而对流层是大多数天气发生的层。

Way, way out to the troposphere.

方式，出路到对流层。

That's the troposphere, the lowest part of the atmosphere.

那是对流层，大气层的最部分。

The troposphere would likely be the least excruciatingly painful of the atmospheric levels.

对流层可能是大气层中痛苦程度最的。

And in the troposphere, water vapor in the clouds is the enemy.

而在对流层中， 云中的水汽是敌人。

Now rain also falls kilometers, but through the thicker air of the troposphere.

现在降雨量也下降了数公里，但穿过对流层较的空气。

The mesosphere is the third-highest layer of Earth's atmosphere above the stratosphere and the troposphere, which starts at the Earth's surface.

中间层是平流层和对流层之上的地球大气层的第三高层，始于地球表。

When it finally reaches to within 130,000 miles of the surface, the photon enters the convective zone, and the pace suddenly quickens.

当它最终到达距离太阳表13英里时，光子进入了对流层，速度突然加快。

VOCs and nitrous oxide react with sunlight to produce secondary pollutants called PANs and tropospheric, or ground level, ozone.

VOC 和一氧化二氮与阳光发生反应，产生称为 PAN 的二次污染物和对流层或地臭氧。

Some 40% of aerosols in the troposphere (the lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere) are dust particles from wind erosion.

对流层（地球大气层的最层）中约 40% 的气溶胶是风蚀产生的尘埃颗粒。

Once released from the surface, dust particles are raised to higher levels of the troposphere by turbulent mixing and convective updrafts.

一旦从地表释放出来， 尘埃颗粒就会通过湍流混合和对流上升气流上升到对流层的更高水平。

Above the convecting layer is a much thinner, cooler layer very near the Sun's surface called the photosphere, or literally the sphere of light.

对流层之上是一个更薄、更凉、靠近太阳表的光球层，它是字意义上的光构成的球体。

When you see the top of a storm cloud flattening out into the classic anvil shape, you are looking at the boundary between the troposphere and stratosphere.

当你看到一片雷雨云的顶端扩展成典型的砧形，你是在看着对流层和平疏层的交界之处。

Buildings, mountains, buildings on mountains… all these things obstruct and redirect the wind, creating eddies in the troposphere that shake aircraft like a Polaroid picture.

建筑物、山脉、山上的建筑物...... 所有这些东西都会阻碍和改变风向，在对流层中形成涡流， 使飞机像宝丽来照片一样摇晃。

This mammoth skyscraper will extend for more than 12 miles from top to bottom, meaning its “roof” or top will be somewhere in the troposphere, far above the Earth's surface.

这座巨大的摩天大楼将从上到下延伸超过12英里，这意味着它的“屋顶”或顶部将位于对流层的某处，远离地球表。

Scientists simulated an AACP using a numerical model and environmental conditions known to produce severe storms. Typically, storms stay in the troposphere, the lowest part of the atmosphere where we live.

科学家使用数值模型和已知会产生强风暴的环境条件模拟了 AACP。通，风暴停留在对流层， 即我们居住的大气层的最部分。