how does the ozone layer can moove along with the earth so that we can get it's protection?
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It doesn't really need to move, since it's a shell that covers the whole Earth.  It's a bit thinner in some places, like the poles (especially the south pole) but it generally protects every spot on Earth at the same time.  Imagine a ball within a ball...  The innner ball is the Earth, and the outer ball is the ozone layer.
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Clouds act as an insulator to trap in the heat. When there are no clouds, the heat can leave the earth more quickly.
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My Adventures in the Ozone Layer\nby S. Fred Singer\nNational Review, June 1989\n \nThe 123-nation Conference to Save the Ozone Layer, held in London in March 1989, ended with a whimper. The developing nations, principally China and India, were quite unconvinced by the evidence and unwilling to go along with the European Community and the United States in rushing to phase out completely the chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other widely used chemicals. It seems they know better.\n\nIt is rumored that Mrs. Thatcher was converted into a global ozone fan by Sir Crispin Tickell, the diplomat turned eco-freak. Lord knows who the President Bush has been listening to, but he deserves better advice.\n\nNow it's on to a European conference in the Hague to which Maggie and George have not been invited --tsk, tsk-- and then a follow- up to London in Helsinki in May. All this after the 1985 Vienna Convention, the Montreal Protocol (Sept 1987), Geneva, Toronto, and who knows how many other international gabfests in between. Who can keep track of them? Norway's Prime Minister Mrs. Gro Harlem Brundtland hardly spends time in Oslo anymore. My word! When do these people ever govern?\n\nThe hyperactivity this creates in the agencies, mainly in the State Department and EPA, has to be seen to be believed. The congressional Government Accounting Office would have done an investigation and totaled up the thousands of hours and the huge resources spent on this issue -- except for the fact that Congress and its staffs are just as involved. As the Hill folks try to outdo the Administration and the feds dream up new initiatives, things are building up to a fever pitch -- spurred on by lurid stories in the media about the imminent danger. "Arctic Ozone is Poised for a Fall " scream the headlines. "Skin Cancer is on the Rise!" \n\nIs it all hype? Or is it a hoax? And is the hysteria for real? As we'll see later, the scientific basis for the much-touted ozone crisis may be evaporating-- leaving the new breed of geo- eco-politicians high and dry.\n\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nHow did we get here? It's a long way from the supersonic transport to the Antarctic "ozone hole". But it all started with the SST, just twenty years ago. The emerging environmental movement scored its first great victory by convincing Congress to cancel the program to build two SST prototypes that would have been tested in the stratosphere. When sonic boom and noise objections didn't bring down the program, the activists discovered the stratospheric ozone layer and the fact that a fleet of 500 planes might have some influence on the ozone content of the upper atmosphere. Most influential was the argument that a reduction in the ozone content would increase the rate of skin cancers. That did it. And the skin cancer scare has been with us ever since, inextricably intertwined with the stratospheric ozone issue.\nThroughout these past two decades many truths were uncovered by outstanding and imaginative researchers, but many truths were not revealed to the public -- and quite a few things were propagated that departed from scientific truth. Scientists, by and large, behaved honorably, although egos and ambitions collided with the facts, tempting some to ignore facts. Politicians had no such problems or any hesitation to manipulate science and even scientists. And the media had a field day. Let me give you a personal account of this fascinating history.\n\nSSTs and Ozone\n\nI first got involved in the SST issue in 1970 while serving as a deputy assistant administrator of the EPA. I was asked to take on the additional task of chairing an interagency committee for the Department of Transportation on the environmental effects of the SST. Of course, I had some background in atmospheric physics, having been active in the earliest rocket experiments on the ozone layer, and even invented th
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the ozone deplation allows more rays to enter the earth's atmosphere.  Which then heats the atmosphere and raises the temps at the polar ice caps which melt.  The melted polarcaps will spill into the oceans that will spill over land.  Do you see where this is going.
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I hope you mean the ozone layer, rather than a lair!\n\nBut, no, that is not true, and whoever told you that is now laughing at you!
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do u mean the substances in the atmosphere?\n\nif so than the signgle most important part that keeps us from the bad influence of UV and Infra red radiance is the Ozone, which comprises the ozone layer.\nCertainly the other gasses that form the atmosphere on the earth are important because they form the atmosphere without which we would freeze during nights and melt during days.\nthose are the gases like N2 and O2
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Well we've been through and ice age and a flood. I am guessing our planet will go up in a bid ball of fire...explains the ozone layer hey?
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Here is a link that might help.  It is part of a general page on the Ozone Layer...\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone_layer#Ozone_depletion\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone_layer
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Try the following links\n\n1. comp and temp: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth%27s_atmosphere\n\n2. ozone layer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone_layer\n\n3. ionosphere: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionosphere
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jus air and water?\nwhat about delicious tasty food !! `o` \nand trees ,animals around \nand ozone layer at top \nhmmm... and yeah gravitational force of earth to let us stick over here to live. :D\nThese are enough to survive.
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ozone is one of the gases in our atmosphere.\n\nit protects us from some of the more poisonous rays of the sun - radiation that is very harmful to life on earth.\n\nOzone is exactly half of Oxygen, meaning oxygen always has two atoms stuck together, ozone only has one.\n\nIf the ozone layer goes, we will all die of cancer faster than you can imagine, among other gross diseases and starvation (coz food won't grow with all that poisonous radiation).\n\nIn australia, more ppl get skin cancer than anywhere else, because there is a huge hole in the ozone layer right on top of australia.\n\nDo you know that smell that comes when lightning strikes right before a delicious thunderstorm?? There is this yummy smell in the air - that's ozone you're smelling. The lightning (electricity basically) splits the oxygen molecules in the air - this is ozone.
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When oxygen and hydrocarbons come in contact with each other the hydrocarbons will influentially expand while the oxygen combusts to form the outer layer of the surrounding area. When this happens the movement of hydrocarbons will force any remaining molecules to chemically change. This will release radiation which is part of the visible light spectrum creating a fireball that threatens to engulf earth
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plant more trees -> more ozone layer -> less UV rays -> cooler planet -> less melting of the polar sides of the earth
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Not the easiest thing in the world to get to O3 from H20...\n\nPlus large ice balls in our atmosphere have an unpleasent history of killing things...
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As the ozone layer is depleted, the protective filter activity of the atmosphere is reduced and more UV radiation, in particular the more harmful UVB, reaches the Earth's surface. In the year 2000, the ozone hole over the Antarctic reached its biggest size ever covering 11.4 million square miles - an area more than three times the size of the United States. For the first time it also stretched over populated areas exposing local residents to extreme levels of solar UV radiation. Local authorities warned residents in Southern Chile that they could sunburn in less than seven minutes and should avoid spending time outdoors in the middle of the day.
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Posts here are generally on the right path.\nThe ozone hole is actually a NATURAL phenomena.  It occurs every year over Antarctica because of the cold weather and circulation patterns there.\n\nHowever, the hole was shown to be getting larger the past few decades.  This is primarily due to the use of Chloroflorocarbons... propellants in spray cans.  As most of the world has found replacements and usage has dropped, the damage is beginning to decrease.  However, CFCS have a resident time in the atmosphere of about a century... so it is believed the effects will continue to linger for a while before relaxing.\n\nI just found this link:\nhttp://ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa.gov/\nwhich allows you to keep tabs on the current hole and see how it compares to previous years.  It appears the area of the hole has grown larger the past few decades... but the intensity of the minimum has decreased.  So it depends upon how you look at it!\n\nWish you well,\nGod bless,\nShane
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Its about how to prevent the pollolution affecting us!!!!!!!!!, And also how to be prepared!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!