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Simulations of the Evolving Ozone Layer: Implications for the Early Earth, Exoplanets, and the Search For Life
Over 4 billion years, Earth's atmosphere has been transformed from a composition devoid of molecular oxygen (O$_2$) to one where O$_2$ is now 21% of our modern atmosphere by volume. With high quantities of O$_2$, an ozone (O$_3$) layer can form and partially shield the surface from biologically harm
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