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Oxygen molecules are being separated by ultraviolet radiation from the sun, causing the energy to be absorbed and dispersed. The free atoms then react with other oxygen molecules to form ozone; this reaction is in a rough equilibrium. Sooner or later, the oxygen atom/ozone react to reform the original oxygen molecules.
