His inspiration: bubble baths (pronounced “bāths” or “băths”– your choice). Bubbles are governed by the laws of fluid dynamics, the branch of physics related to the behaviour of ...

The secret behind soap bubble artistry is a delicate dance of chemistry and physics. The soap film itself is a thin layer of ...

The field of UFBs is growing. How does a ‘cell-friendly’ technology have the potential to help solve a global industry ...

But one particularly cool and far more demonstrable mystery revolves around something you probably see just about every day of your life; bubbles. In 1934, scientists at the University of Cologne ...

Why they’re always round? We consulted Noddy and a few other expert sources to break down the science of bubbles. Here are some highlights and interesting facts. ¢ Water already has a “skin ...

There's nothing worse than opening a sparkling water only to find it's gone completely flat. Thankfully, you can put the ...

Early small-scale attempts created wild 25 foot bubbles, while the car version made one over 50 feet long. Not infinite, but very cool. As it turns out, the science of bubbles is deep and interesting.