Troposphere

Real World Example

Imagine trying to find a missing sock in a cluttered drawer. This situation is similar to how the Earth's surface is closely tied to the troposphere, as both involve dealing with what's closest to the primary point of focus. Just as the sock is most likely found in the top layer of the drawer where everything you need is within reach, the troposphere is the atmospheric layer nearest to us, containing most of the air we breathe and where weather occurs, making it the most accessible and essential part of the atmosphere for our daily life.