In which of the following atmospheric layers do Meteorites burn up on entering from space?

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) Mesosphere
Explanation:
● The Mesosphere is the third layer of the atmosphere.
● When meteorites enter this layer, friction with the air creates enough heat to burn them up, appearing as "shooting stars."
Information Booster:
● Mesosphere is the coldest layer of the atmosphere.
● It lies between 50km to 80km above the Earth's surface.
Additional Knowledge:
● Stratosphere – Contains the Ozone layer.
● Thermosphere – Contains the Ionosphere; used for radio transmission.