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The lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere is called the troposphere, which begins at the surface and extends to an average altitude about 17 to 20 kilometers (55,000 to 65,000 fe â¦ et).
The innermost layer, the troposphere, contains most of the planet's weather and extends out to 10â15km above the surface. The next layer out, the stratosphere, is drier and less dense and extends out to about 50km. The Sun's UV light breaks down oxygen in the stratosphere to form the Earth's protective ozone layer. The mesosphere, thermosphere, and ionosphere make up the remaining outer layers that extend out to about 100km. Image: The rising Sun highlights Earth's atmosphere in this photo taken from the International Space Station (credit: NASA/SPL).