Question: When you look at the ozone layer, from outside, from a spaceship, it looks like a pale blue halo, a gentle, shimmering aureole encircling the atmosphere encircling the earth.
Answer: The Correct Answer is Thirty miles above our heads, a thin layer of three-atom oxygen molecules, products of photosynthesis, which explains the fussy vegetable preference for visible light, its rejection of darker rays and emanations.
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The correct is Thirty miles above our heads, a thin layer of three-atom oxygen molecules, products of photosynthesis, which explains the fussy vegetable preference for visible light, its rejection of darker rays and emanations.
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