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13-12-2018
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Meteors generally burn up in the
stratosphere
mesosphere
thermosphere
exosphere

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13-12-2018

They burn up in the mesosphere

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23-07-2019

Answer: Mesosphere

Explanation:

Meteors generally ends up burning in mesosphere. Mesosphere is located in just below the thermosphere and above stratosphere.

Meteors burn in mesosphere because they move through the exosphere and thermosphere without any trouble because these layers so not have much air.

But as soon as the meteors reaches the mesosphere, the heat, friction along with combination of gases burns the meteors.

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