Auroras are Destroying the Earth's Ozone Layer, New Study Claims
The study found an ozone hole that was 400-kilometer wide after an auroral event. An international team of scientists has demonstrated that a particular type of aurora known as the "Isolated Proton Aurora" destroys the ozone layer in our atmosphere, as reported first by Interesting Engineering.
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