What is the environment at an altitude of 10,000 meters?

The 10,000-meter-high altitude is located in the upper troposphere, where clouds and rain often occur, and all kinds of weather phenomena occur in this layer.

Troposphere: within the range of 0 to 7- 12km (there is no clear boundary between layers, only approximate), it is the atmosphere closest to the ground. The air convection is intense up and down, and the wind direction and speed often change. 80% of the water vapor in the atmosphere exists in this layer, so all kinds of weather phenomena occur in this layer in areas where clouds and rains often occur.

The troposphere of the earth is the atmosphere closest to the surface of the earth, which concentrates about 75% of the atmospheric mass and more than 90% of the water vapor mass. The troposphere is called troposphere because it is influenced by different landforms such as forests, lakes, grasslands, beaches and mountains. And the temperature change caused by sunlight, which causes vertical and horizontal winds, that is, a large number of convection phenomena occur in the air.