Answer:
Stratospheric ozone is considered “good” ozone because of this beneficial role. In contrast, ozone formed at Earth's surface in excess of natural amounts is considered “bad” ozone because it is harmful to humans, plants, and animals.Most ozone resides in the stratospheric ozone layer and a small percentage (about 10%) is distributed throughout the troposphere.
Answer:
1.75 billion years
Explanation:
Scientists have concluded that Earth could potentially continue to host life for at LEAST another 1.75 billion years. As long as there's no natural disasters or nuclear wars, we should be good. (Right?)
But, eventually, over time Earth will become uninhabitable. :o
<u>Answer:</u>
Gravitational redshift, changes in a planet’s orbital path, gravitational lensing provides the concrete evidence for the general theory of relativity.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Due to the slowing of time in very 'strong gravitational field' the gravitational redshift occurs.
- The low frequency of the light occurs in the red part when we observe the electromagnetic spectrum.
- The appearance of light is seen slightly shifted to the 'red wavelength'.
- The matter in the galaxies that bends the light from a source at a distance reaching the observer is also a evidence which is termed as gravitational lensing.
C is the correct answer to this question
