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The moon does not have an ozone layer due to various factors. Firstly because there is no oxygen present there which could be converted into ozone. Since the oxygen molecules are the basic ones which are responsible for the formation of ozone thus there is no ozone on the moon.
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Does the earths ozone layer include the moon too?
The earth's ozone layer does not include the moon. The moon is far beyond.
Why is earth warmer on the surface then it is 30000 feet up or in space does it have anything to do with the ozone layer kicking the heat back down?
The atmosphere is different temperatures at different altitudes. The exosphere is basically the temperaure of the surface of the Sun, and the stratosphere is about the same temperature as the surface of the Earth. Ozone (and the ozone layer) is formed where the atmosphere absorbs enough energetic sunlight to get hotter. The greenhouse gases in the atmosphere serve to keep our average temperature a bit warmer than, say, the Moon. Ozone in the ozone layer is a player in doing this, since ozone is a greenhouse gas. But ozone is a very small player. Water vapor is a HUGE factor in "kicking the heat back down".
Why don't other planets have an ozone layer like earth?
# Mercury: Not enough atmosphere. So hot that most of the gas can escape. # Venus: Has some ozone in its atmosphere, but not much. Almost no free oxygen. Most ozone found high above the sulfuric acid clouds. Ozone requires replenishment by UV-C, and Venus' atmosphere is so thick, UV-C does not make it far. # Earth: Ozone layer. Moon: No detectable ozone (and not much oxygen). # Mars: Some ozone, almost no free oxygen (so ozone must be formed from "shattered" CO2). # Jupiter's moon Ganymede has some ozone, made almost entirely by charged particle bombardment due to Jupiter's magnetic field. No other planets seem to have any appreciable ozone in their atmospheres. We are not able to image exoplanets well enough to know if there is significant ozone on planets orbitting distant stars. Yet. So it looks like the biggest players as to whether there is an ozone layer, are: # Plenty of free oxygen molecules (meaning moderate temperatures too), and # Enough UV-C from the Sun to break apart oxygen molecules, so that some ozone can form. Oxygen is extremely reactive. Any oxygen present quickly reacts to form other compounds. However, Earth's plants continually free up oxygen in their process of respiration (using sunlight to break up carbon dioxide, keeping the carbon and freeing the oxygen), thus keeping Earth's atmosphere heavily laden (21%) with oxygen. If the plants died, the oxygen would be quickly reabsorbed into compounds and our atmosphere would become unbreathable to humans and animals, resembling Venus in temperature (+400 Celsius).
Why is the barycenter of the earth's moon system located inside earth?
The barycenter of the Earth-Moon system is located inside Earth because the Earth is significantly more massive than the Moon, with a mass about 81 times that of the Moon. The barycenter is the center of mass around which both bodies orbit, and since the Earth's mass dominates, this point is situated about 4,600 kilometers from the Earth's center, which is within the Earth's radius. This means that while both the Earth and Moon orbit around this barycenter, it remains inside the Earth due to the Earth's greater gravitational influence.
What are the names of the layers on the moon?
The moon has no layers beginning with "r". However, beginning in the center there are the core, mantle and crust.
Is the moon in the earth's ozone layer?
No. The Moon is "in" the exosphere, and the levels of ozone there are non-detect. The ozone layer is primarily in the stratosphere.
Does the earths ozone layer include the moon too?
The earth's ozone layer does not include the moon. The moon is far beyond.
Was there an ozone layer on the moon?
No there is not. It has no atmosphere.
What is the ozone layer on the moon?
There isn't one, the moon doesnt have enough of an atmosphere to have an ozone layer. Ozone, also known as O3 is rare and is produced high in altitude due to certen atmospheric conditions.
What planet has an atmosphere that includes a layer of ozone?
Earth has an atmosphere that includes a layer of ozone, known as the ozone layer, which is located in the stratosphere. The ozone layer plays a crucial role in absorbing harmful ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
Why doesn't the moon have enough oxygen?
the reason the moon has not got enough oxygen is because the moon has no ozone layer so it has the same amount of air as the earth but it just escapes into the galaxy
What the layers of the moon in order from the inside out?
The layers of the moon, from the inside out, are the core, the mantle, and the crust. The core is thought to be small and mostly solid, while the mantle is believed to be a thick layer of solid rock. The crust is the outermost layer and is composed of rocky materials.
Is the inside of the moon as hot as the inside of the earth?
No, the inside of the moon is solid and cold.
Why is earth warmer on the surface then it is 30000 feet up or in space does it have anything to do with the ozone layer kicking the heat back down?
The atmosphere is different temperatures at different altitudes. The exosphere is basically the temperaure of the surface of the Sun, and the stratosphere is about the same temperature as the surface of the Earth. Ozone (and the ozone layer) is formed where the atmosphere absorbs enough energetic sunlight to get hotter. The greenhouse gases in the atmosphere serve to keep our average temperature a bit warmer than, say, the Moon. Ozone in the ozone layer is a player in doing this, since ozone is a greenhouse gas. But ozone is a very small player. Water vapor is a HUGE factor in "kicking the heat back down".
Why don't other planets have an ozone layer like earth?
# Mercury: Not enough atmosphere. So hot that most of the gas can escape. # Venus: Has some ozone in its atmosphere, but not much. Almost no free oxygen. Most ozone found high above the sulfuric acid clouds. Ozone requires replenishment by UV-C, and Venus' atmosphere is so thick, UV-C does not make it far. # Earth: Ozone layer. Moon: No detectable ozone (and not much oxygen). # Mars: Some ozone, almost no free oxygen (so ozone must be formed from "shattered" CO2). # Jupiter's moon Ganymede has some ozone, made almost entirely by charged particle bombardment due to Jupiter's magnetic field. No other planets seem to have any appreciable ozone in their atmospheres. We are not able to image exoplanets well enough to know if there is significant ozone on planets orbitting distant stars. Yet. So it looks like the biggest players as to whether there is an ozone layer, are: # Plenty of free oxygen molecules (meaning moderate temperatures too), and # Enough UV-C from the Sun to break apart oxygen molecules, so that some ozone can form. Oxygen is extremely reactive. Any oxygen present quickly reacts to form other compounds. However, Earth's plants continually free up oxygen in their process of respiration (using sunlight to break up carbon dioxide, keeping the carbon and freeing the oxygen), thus keeping Earth's atmosphere heavily laden (21%) with oxygen. If the plants died, the oxygen would be quickly reabsorbed into compounds and our atmosphere would become unbreathable to humans and animals, resembling Venus in temperature (+400 Celsius).
What is the layer of the moon composed of silica magnesium and iron?
The layer of moon that is composed of magnesium, iron,silicon (not silica) is called Crust.It is outermost layer of the moon. It also contains Calcium,Aluminum and Oxygen.
Why is the barycenter of the earth's moon system located inside earth?
The barycenter of the Earth-Moon system is located inside Earth because the Earth is significantly more massive than the Moon, with a mass about 81 times that of the Moon. The barycenter is the center of mass around which both bodies orbit, and since the Earth's mass dominates, this point is situated about 4,600 kilometers from the Earth's center, which is within the Earth's radius. This means that while both the Earth and Moon orbit around this barycenter, it remains inside the Earth due to the Earth's greater gravitational influence.
