Do any cells have natural color?

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Explanation:

I don't think so, but I owe some, because most of them are painted.

most cells are transparent and without color however some have color.

Animal cells for example that have a lot of iron, like red blood cells, are deep red.

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Explanation:

Troposphere- The lowest layer. It extends up to 6-10 km.

Stratosphere- The layer of the earth's atmosphere that's is above the troposphere. It extends to about 50km above the earth's surface.

Mesosphere- The layer above the stratosphere. It extends to about 50-80 km above earth's surface.

Thermosphere- The layer above the mesosphere. It extends very far out so we classify it using temperature and height.

Exosphere- The outer most layer of the earth's atmosphere.

Altitudes (From earth):

satellite- 160-2000 km

meteor- 76-100 km

ozone layer- 32km

weather balloon- 39 km before they pop

space shuttle- 304-528 km (Above sea level)

airliner- 31,000-38,000 ft

Apache helicopter- 2,889 meters

How energy gets transferred:

Radiation

Conduction

Convection