What is the Turbosphere and Why is it Smell-Free?

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The turbosphere, also known as the homosphere, refers to the part of the atmosphere where gases are well-mixed due to atmospheric motion, preventing significant separation by weight. The discussion touches on concerns related to the presence of unpleasant odors in this layer, as well as specific worries about the methanosphere in retirement living communities, highlighting potential issues with methane and gas emissions.
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Turbosphere
The turbosphere (or homosphere) is that portion of the atmosphere that is sufficiently well-stirred by atmospheric motion that long-lived gases are well-mixed and do not appreciably separate by weight.

Just so long as there are no nasty scents.
 
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Turbosphere
The turbosphere (or homosphere) is that portion of the atmosphere that is sufficiently well-stirred by atmospheric motion that long-lived gases are well-mixed and do not appreciably separate by weight.

Just so long as there are no nasty scents.

Your concerns are for the methanosphere around retirement living communities?
 
turbo has P and gas?
 
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