Science of bubbles

I read over and over that bubbles are a great baby activity. But I couldn't imagine soapy bubbles popping in my 3 month old's eyes making for a pleasant playtime. So I came up with a no tears, all natural bubble mixture for babies. Give it a try!

Day 212 - this one goes out to our Flickr friend squeakypeach aka Heather. She is an absolutely fun and sweet person with a great personality and sense of humor...oh, and a potty mouth too! :P Heather is very creative and participates in many groups and challenges here on Flickr, not to mention that she is a great contact. Flickr is supposed to be fun and about expressing yourself, however you like. Some people do not agree and think they should dictate what is acceptable through their own…

Here's a recipe for pink or blue colored bubbles, based on disappearing ink, so the bubbles won't stain surfaces when they land.

Bubble ( + attachments @x2 & showing vector lines) designed by Isabel Aracama. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Do you know what bubbles are, how they behave, and what's in bubble solution? The science of bubbles can answer all your questions.

Life In A Bubble - by Steve Amphaijit

Sometimes, science really blows

Find out which materials can catch a bubble without popping it in this fun science project.

Just some bubbles