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1. The Mysteries of the Ionosphere: Exploring its Layers

2. Intro to ionosphere

3. D Layer: The Absorption Layer

4. F Layer: The Highest Layer The F layer , also known as the Appleton layer, is the highest ionospheric layer, extending from about 150 to 600 miles above the Earth's surface. It is divided into two sub- layers: F1 and F2. The F layer is significant for its ability to reflect high- frequency radio waves, enabling long- distance communication. Studying the F layer provides valuable insights into ionospheric behavior and its impact on radio communication.

5. Unraveling the Mysteries of the Ionosphere