Stratosphere
The second lowest layer of the atmosphere, it extends 15 to 50 km above Earth
Real World Example
Imagine trying to organize a messy closet where things are stacked in layers, with each layer serving a different purpose. The stratosphere is like the second layer of this closet, sitting just above the first layer, where everything is neatly arranged and categorized, spanning from 15 to 50 km above the Earth's surface. Just as each layer in your closet might hold specific items like shoes or hats, the stratosphere holds specific atmospheric components and phenomena, such as the protective ozone layer, which is crucial for blocking harmful UV radiation. This organization helps maintain order, with each layer having distinct roles, much like how each layer of the atmosphere has distinct functions and characteristics.
