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With this innovation, they’ve opened up a whole new world of potential applications for the humble soap bubble. First some background. Lasers produce light through a process of optical amplification ...

The freeze front creates an unusual liquid flow on the surface of the soap bubbles, new research suggests. By Knvul Sheikh You may have seen the viral videos of photographers freezing soap bubbles ...

The goal: to create the largest free-floating soap bubble in history ... favorable for world-record attempts. First some background. Bubble enthusiasts have long discussed the best mixtures ...

When one of the bubbles collided against his son's face -- a predictably injury-free accident -- Miyako found his inspiration. After confirming through optical microscopy that soap bubbles could ...

Now let's back to our soap bubbles. When you look at the outside of the bubble, it's acting like a little mirror, because it's got a dark background. So all you're seeing is reflections of the ...

Bubbleologist' Samsam Bubbleman attempts to set the record for the world's largest free-floating soap bubble Credit: BARCROFT MEDIA Samsam is forever blowing bubbles and made the huge bubble using ...

Scientists in Japan have found they can pollinate fruit trees using soap bubbles coated in pollen. A team of researchers from the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, led by Eijiro ...

But with bee populations on the decline, what can take their place? How about soap bubbles? It may sound fantastical. But Eijiro Miyako and his colleague at the Japan Advanced Institute of Science ...