How can we simulate the ozone layer ? (for experimental purposes)?

Question

im going to compete in an international science fair and my project needs an experiment where we have to simulate the conditions in the stratosphere above antarctica ( where the ozone depletion is in its highest stages) (conditions like temperature, amount of UV radiation ... etc .. any advice ??

Answer 1

I would have to really think about this, but for some reason the image of dry ice came to mind. There is a kind of controllable "fog" the dry ice emits. I wonder if that could help in an illustration of the layer.

It is invisible, that's the problem. You may need to think of some way to create a kind of holographic light that could be "broken" to simulate the openings in the layer. That's another possibility. Think of people who do light shows for musicians.