Sentence examples for the upper ozone from inspiring English sources

Aura will monitor the upper ozone layer, including seasonal "holes" that open over arctic areas, to see if the layer is recovering after a worldwide ban on ozone-depleting chemicals like chlorofluorocarbons.

NASA is about to launch a large satellite that will monitor the health of Earth's atmosphere in unprecedented detail, keeping daily track of everything from the upper ozone layer, which guards against solar radiation, to the air near the ground that people breathe.

In the upper atmosphere, ozone in the stratosphere provides a protective barrier to harmful ultraviolet radiation from the Sun.

Sulphate particle formation from subsonic aircraft would then have the overall effect of lowering the upper tropospheric ozone increase produced by the additional NOx from the aircraft.

The ozone layer is the part of the upper atmosphere where ozone is found in the highest concentrations.

At the time, there was some speculation that spray cans and supersonic jets such as Concorde might be damaging the upper atmosphere's ozone layer that protects us from the sun's ultra-violet radiation.

Charles Fabry, (born June 11 , 1867 Marseilles died Dec. 11, 1945, Paris), French physicist who discovered in the upper atmosphere the ozone layer that acts as a screen protecting life on the surface of Earth from most of the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation from the Sun.

The measures don't reveal exactly how much bromine is in the upper atmosphere, where the ozone layer sits, but they can be used to predict how much of the ozone-destroying chemical will eventually make its way there.

We report on ground-based observations of the upper stratospheric and mesospheric ozone by using two millimeter-wave radiometers at the National Institute for Environmental Studies NIESS) in Tsukuba and Nagoya University since October 1995 and January 1992, respectively.

The particle impact and flux on the Earth's atmosphere is interesting especially for nuclide production building in the upper atmosphere and for ozone production in the stratosphere and mesosphere as done by Sinnhuber et al. (2003) and Winkler et al. (2008).

In vivo, the lens is relatively well protected from UVB radiation because the shorter wavelengths of the solar spectrum are absorbed by atmospheric ozone, the upper eye lids and to a lower extent the eyebrows shield the eye [ 20, 21] and because UV is absorbed to a large degree in the cornea and the aqueous humour [ 22, 23].