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Coldfusion | 10:04 Wed 02nd Jun 2004 | How it Works
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Didn't know which section to put this question in, but could anybody tell me how big the hole in the ozone layer is and where abouts in the worls is the whole. Thanks
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Avatar Image Korel
I belive there is one over New Zeland and over one of the poles. one in mexico too.
12:49 Wed 02nd Jun 2004
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Mainly over the two poles, but they wobble about a bit and sometimes go over Australia and New Zealand etc.
15:41 Wed 02nd Jun 2004
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Are we gonna die? Ive seen The Day After Tomorrow (Amazing film) and got freaked!
16:52 Wed 02nd Jun 2004
Avatar Image Gef
Slap on the sunsreen and wear good quality shades.
19:59 Wed 02nd Jun 2004
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I hear it passes over Saltcoats the last week of June and first week of July.
22:33 Wed 02nd Jun 2004
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I don't think there are really HOLES in the ozon layer, that would immediatly mean the end of everything beneath it... I'm also not sure you could say there's a location to weak spots in the layer... Wouldn't the ozonlayer (H3O molecules) be equaly devided over the surface of the earth? (Gravity and all?)
18:42 Tue 06th Jul 2004

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