stackyFACTSWe spend decades trying to protect the ozone layer, but up close, it smells terrible. Ozone is basically highly stressed oxygen created by lightning or electric sparks. If you've ever smelled that sharp, pungent odor of an overheating electrical motor or an ancient laser printer, congratulations, you've huffed ozone.
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