What is the Temperature Variation with Altitude of the Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, and Thermosphere?

Temperature increases as your altitude increases in the stratosphere and the Thermosphere.

Temperature decreases as your altitude increases in the mesosphere and the Troposphere.

Explanation: The atmosphere has different layers which varies as your altitude increases. The following are the various layers of the atmosphere.

The thermosphere, the Mesosphere, the Troposphere and the stratosphere.

Stratosphere: This is the layer of the atmosphere extending above 50km from the earth's surface it is above the Troposphere.

Troposphere: This is the layer of the atmosphere that extends up to 10km from the earth surface it is the closest to the earth.

Mesosphere: This is the middle layer of the atmosphere between altitude 50km to about 80km it is directly below the thermosphere.

Thermosphere: This is the topmost layer of the atmosphere ranging above 80km from the earth's surface and closest to the sun.