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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Will turbulence experienced through flight ever be a thing of the past? How will it be avoided if so?
gpt
Turbulence is a result of flying through unstable air and the best way to avoid it is to fly higher. One day we might have sub orbital space planes which fly very fast and 40-60km up which would experience very little turbulence while at cruising altitude. There would still always be a chance of turbulence when travelling through the stratosphere and troposphere during accent and decent phases.

In short, no there is no way to avoid turbulence as long as you fly through something inherently unstable like our lower atmosphere.