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dgeramie1 1 month ago
Gah, Heliophobes.
Do you realise there are 5 fold more deaths due to Vitamin D deficiency over skin cancer? And maybe, just maybe alot of the nasty chemicals we've been putting on our skin have been damaging us more than the sun?
evillutionskate 2 years ago
Heliophobes = L0lz!++ for accurate term well used. as long as we have a nice ozone layer and that delightfully life-affirming magnetic field to keep the real nasties away, sunlight is win for all. As a pale monkey, i recommend getting outside and communing with one's melanin to all such heliophobic zinc enthusiasts.
BobForehead 2 years ago
is there any way finding out (through a laboratory based experiment) the extent of skin damage caused by exposure under an ozone hole?
WaddMeister 2 years ago
yahh, i live in florida and im cancer-free...
KONTRAone 2 years ago
JUST A THOUGHT,,Has anyone cross checked the sunspot activity in relationship to the time of these shifts of holes --Many Thanks for posting your information ..
wizardangel 3 years ago
I have a question. If you look at a video of the ozone hole forming and resealing, it appears that the ozone isn't depleteing but it is being displaced. The ozone AROUND the hole is much thicker.
Its almost like something is pushing it out of the way like dropping liquid soap into a pan with water and a oil layer on top.
Is it possible that moisture coming off the icecaps is actually pushing the ozone out of the way, or some other process?
Anyways, just something i noticed.
jebes909090 3 years ago