Submitted by crenshawcrane t3_10mqty2 in explainlikeimfive
Chromotron t1_j66fxvp wrote
Reply to comment by TheJeeronian in ELI5: How do we define the boundary between earth’s atmosphere and space? by crenshawcrane
But the bow shock is a result of the magnetic field, not atmospheric density or effects. Ultimately the question is "who cares?"; it doesn't matter at all if one is technically inside the atmosphere or not.
dontmentiontrousers t1_j68cpvi wrote
I kinda like breathing, so there's that.
Davebobman t1_j68px89 wrote
Then you probably aren't getting anywhere near 50 miles above sea level without breathing assistance.
dontmentiontrousers t1_j68q2ej wrote
I'll just take the bus.
Davebobman t1_j690x5o wrote
Where are we dropping?
dontmentiontrousers t1_j692apm wrote
This ISS my stop.
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