Looking for some good clean summertime fun? Try making a batch of bubble solution and a homemade bubble wand. My favorite recycled bubble wands are those green plastic strawberry baskets that accumulate in the kitchen 'cause I hate throwing them away. For
The Soap and Detergent Association presents a nice variety of bubble tips (Bigger Better Bubbles) and tricks (The Pop-Proof Bubble!) Navigate the bubble site by using the menu at the bottom of the page not the left-hand menu which will take you out of the
He's traveled the world, entertaining audiences with his bubbles, and now Professor Bubbles shares his secrets.
When the anonymous author of Bubble Town was a little boy, he discovered a paper bubble-blowing funnel in a cereal box that made much larger bubbles than the familiar plastic blowing rings.
"What is so fascinating about bubbles? The precise spherical shape, the incredibly fragile nature of the microscopically thin soap film, the beautiful colors that swirl and shimmer, or most likely, a combination of all these phenomena?" For an exploration
Who among us (child or adult) can resist blowing bubbles? My favorite homemade bubble wands are those green plastic strawberry baskets that I hate to throw away. For more tips on bubble blowing than you ever imagined, try out these bubble-icous sites!
What is so fascinating about bubbles? The precise spherical shape, the incredibly fragile nature of the soap film, the beautiful colors that swirl and shimmer? Or is it a combination of all these phenomena? Covering all aspects of the physics of bubbles,
He's traveled the world, entertaining audiences with his bubbles, and now Professor Bubbles shares his secrets.
Amaze your friends! Most bubbles pop instantly when you puncture them, but not super bubbles.
Imagine studying soap bubbles for a living! That's what these folks at the University of Pittsburgh are doing.
The following links are either new discoveries or sites that didn't make it into my newspaper column because of space constraints.
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