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O2 is the ordinary form of oxygen, but O3 forms the ozone layer if i recall correctly.
Shouldn't O3 be heavier than O2 and thus be located lower than O2 not in the upper atmosphere?
told you it was kinda dumb one but it unknowingness (?) bothers me
Shouldn't O3 be heavier than O2 and thus be located lower than O2 not in the upper atmosphere?
told you it was kinda dumb one but it unknowingness (?) bothers me