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An ozone hole is. Just regular ozone is good for everything including you and me. The ozone is made of three oxygen atoms and it helps protects the earth from harmful UV rays from the sun. When an ozone hole forms the sun is able to penetrate the earth with harmful uv rays causing a problem.

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