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Water Vapor makes up 4% of the atmosphere.

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Oxygen makes up 21% of Earth's atmosphere.

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Nitrogen is the most abundant gas, making up 78% of the atmosphere.

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Layer directly above troposphere, extends 10 km above Earth's surface to about 50 km. A portion of the stratosphere contains higher levels of gas called the ozones.

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The thermosphere is named for its high temperatures. This is the thickest atmospheric layer and is found between 85 km and 500 km above Earth's surface.

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The exosphere is a thin, atmosphere-like volume surrounding a planet or natural satellite where molecules are gravitationally bound to that body, the exosphere has very few molecules.

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The higher level of gas of stratosphere is the ozone. Each molecule of ozone is made up of three oxygen atoms bonded together.
The ozone protects the Earth from the sun's harmful rays.

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A gas that absorbs infrared radiation in all directions. Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere absorb infrared radiation from the sun and release it. (this is the greenhouse effect)

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A thin layer of air that forms a protective covering over the earth. Earth's atmosphere maintains the balance between the amount of heat absorbed from the sun and the amount of heat that escapes back into space. It protects life forms from some of the sun's harmful rays.

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Earth's lowest atmospheric layers. It is 99% of the water vapor and 75% of the atmospheric gases. Rain, snow, and clouds occur here and it extends up to 10 km.

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The Mesosphere extends from the top of the stratosphere about 85 km above Earth. If you see a shooting star you might have seen a meteor is the Mesosphere

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Any natural pathways by which essential elements of living matter are circulated.

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A gas that is produced by the burning of organic compounds and it is the most common gas in Earth's atmosphere.