Bubble is wet and sticky...
Bubbles is like colorful hollow planets floating
in the air until it burst into sparkling white...
In science A bubble is just air wrapped in soap film.
Mixture of soap and water (or other liquid) made a soap film
The outside and inside surfaces of a bubble consist of soap molecules.
A thin layer of water lies between the two layers of soap molecules,
sort of like a water sandwich with soap molecules for bread.
(Credited other images from various E-sources)
To make a bubble you've to blow trough a circular shape after you dip it into
a mixes of specific chemicals to produce the reaction...
Why boast just a single globe if you could develop
a bunch of it surrounding all panorama...
How about making it bigger and humongous enveloped us whole...
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| Watching it floating away is like viewing ships sails by... |
What's so fascinating about this magical orb?
Could it be because of the afloat aimlessly
notion as sighting a galaxy of biospheres scattering away?...
Or maybe we likely to pop it whilst it flies away dodging from us...
MAKING BUBBLES...
HOW TO PLAY WITH BUBBLES...
Blowing outdoor...
There'll be a lot of spilling, dripping and soaking...
Situated in open air and widely space exterior
so you can run, jump, and chase your bubbles...
Use the wind!
Sometimes the air from the north breezing thru...
When it occurs hurried up dip your stick into the substances
and watch spellbinds as the bubbles bursting continuously from it pocket!
Don't let yourself out of breath gasping for air by blowing nonstop!
Wear a gripping footwear...
Never with barefoot... As the liquids mixes's extremely slippery
it could bring you to downfall and weeping to your mom traumatized
never wanted to play again...
Aware the environment...
You could run, galloping in excitement and you could
accidentally fell or bumped someone else so be careful
wherever you staging is and not to annoyed other people's activities...
Watch and learn...
As it float away what sizes and how many could you produced?
How far it went before it bursting out?
Could you made it larger and bigger by blowing it harder?
Learn it elasticity, chemistry reaction, the light and geometry
And discover by observing and studying it existences...
OTHER DEFINITIONS OF BUBBLES...
Actually bubble could be caused by accident or purposely...
Some of it maybe offensive or severe... But other's useful and yummy...
Take a pick of some of the bubbly's type...
Runny nose...
Come on... Everyone's experienced runny nose... A common cold or flu
Particularly when we're young and carefree doing incompetent...
Suddenly a hefty sneeze happened and it bursting out...
A childish moment considered not to be ashamed of...
Lava bubble...
Only occurred in volcanic area... A very dangerous spot to visit...
A sudden lava combustion by dissolved gases,mostly water that form bubbles.
explosive volcanism of liquid magma rises from a magma
chamber at a depth of several miles,
These bubbles grow in size, because the pressure
in the surrounding magma decreases as it rises toward the surface
Bubble from soap or shampoo...
It happen when you rub it on your skin or accidentally spill it..
This happen as the air trapped inside the foaming bubbles
and created a lavish colorful domes right on your skin!
Bubble bath...
Ahhh... What a wonderful way to relax...
A deep cleansing in the bath tub after a sweaty
work out doing wonders to your body...
Put your arms above your head and cross your leg
regardless the thumping at the bathroom door by your furious sister!
Bubble wrap...
It's an elastic plastic bubbles manufactured to protect fragile item...
Relief your tension by popping it out as a stress medication...
bubble speech...
Used commonly in comic book to represent speech or
thought of characters in given panel.
'Boba' tea
Now this's getting out of context....
Bubbles that you can drink and bites?
It's a new beverage assorted ice tea combined with chewy tapioca balls
arise into a sweet tasteful sensation for all young doers out there..
What'll they think of next?...
Some doing it for fun and excitement...
Others taken it seriously as a career...
But I enjoyed engaging it as a pastime with my FAMILY!
UNTIL NEXT TIME!
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