There are two reason for the ozone layer to be comparatively thinner in Antarctica than the rest of the world.
1. The polar winds that blow over Antarctica carry the CFCs(Chlorofluorocarbons), that help to break down ozone molecules posing a threat to Earth, to Antarctica.
2. The ice crystals formed above Antarctic in the stratosphere forms a surface for the break down of ozone molecules.
Earth is not becoming thinner. The ozone layer is.
The ozone layer dissolves above Antarctica. It is because of cold temperature there.
A thinner ozone layer might lead to more UV entrance. These UV's might cause cataract like problems in humans.
The chemical that cause ozone hole over antarctica is CFC. Chlorofluorocarbons are the ones that contain chlorine which deplete ozone layer.
Ozone hole is over Antarctica. It is because ozone depletion requires low temperatures to initiate.
Ozone is the earth's thinner layer. It only contains ozone.
Earth is not becoming thinner. The ozone layer is.
the ozone layer is shrinking because the big hole in it is getting larger so the ozone layer has to be getting smaller so yes
Ozone depletion makes it thinner. It is because of CFC's.
Ozone is depleted at Antarctica. It is because of low temperatures.
The ozone layer dissolves above Antarctica. It is because of cold temperature there.
When the ozone layer gets thinner, its power becomes low. It causes the UV to penetrate it.
The ozone depletion requires low temperatures. It is because ozone is depleted in Antarctica.
No
The hole in the ozone layer is located over Antarctica.
Thinner ozone layer allows the Uv rays to pass though. These are high energy fatal rays.
When the ozone layer becomes thinner then the harmful UV rays will enter the surface of the earth. These radiations are fatal for life on earth.