mamooth
Diamond Member
If course it does idiot...it just isn't as large as the hole you find over the south pole because it is never tipped so far away from the sun as in the south...
I'll never get tired of laughing at that insanity.
Here is an article talking about the ozone hole's existence at the north pole, but they don't have any more of a clue why it exists than you.
Actually, they explained it quite well. Maybe you could have a grownup explain it to you.
When the team that discovered the ozone hole in the south left, it was their intention to wait till the arctic winter and go there to observe it as well...geez you are a f'ing stupid old woman
I don't appreciate being stalked by predatory queers.
Hell hairball, the ozone layer over your own house is damned near depleted every night but come morning and that incoming UV from the sun...it's right back in place.
That's almost as nutty as your variable-earth-tilting theory.
So, did you know the ozone depletes very little during the winter when no sunlight is present? Strange. According to your theory, that's when it should be depleting. Instead, it's in spring, when the sunlight returns, that the ozone gets munched. Oh snap, the actual data once more pointed out how you're just making up crazy stories.