Massive Ozone Hole Detected Over Antarctica
Recently, a significant ozone-depleted area, three times the size of Brazil, has been identified over Antarctica through satellite measurements.
Key Points
- Massive Ozone Hole: The European Space Agency's Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite observed a massive ozone hole on September 16, 2023, as part of the EU's environmental monitoring program.
- One of the Largest on Record: This ozone-depleted area covered 26 million square kilometres, making it one of the largest ever recorded.
- Early Start and Remarkable Size: The early start and substantial size of this year's ozone hole are noteworthy.
- Ozone's Vital Role: Ozone, present in the stratosphere, acts as a shield against harmful ultraviolet ....
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