#bubblescience

Exploring surface tension and science in action. Bubbles never cease to amaze. Ohh and a gorgeous full moon. ❤️ 🌅 🌘 #giantbubbles #lockdown #familytime #scienceinnature #bubblescience #learningthroughplay #ecotoys #ecoethicalfun #drzigs #madeinuk #homeschooling https://www.instagram.com/p/B_3P752AMAe/?igshid=1pkt572jeppze

Square bubble in a square bubble! #bubblescience @l.chaha https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz0-isyFcXKQM2Sgh4tnR0n64EYZI1dHn_KbBI0/?igshid=q2xfdy9mskor

Make your own soap bubble shapes using the science of thin film. Make your own cubic bubble, a bubble pyramid, even a bubble octahedron! https://www.bubblymaths.co.uk/product-category/soap-bubbles/shapes/ #bubbles #bubbleshapes #bubblemaths #educationalkitsforkids #bubblescience (at Stroud, Gloucestershire)

Bubbles are FUN! If you are looking for some activities on the 'bubble ' theme then here are just a few but there are lots more and videos on my website. (See Bio) Why are bubbles different colours? My kids loved this activity! We half filled a bowl with water and added lots of soap to make masses of strong bubbles. Then we placed our hands under a pile of bubbles and walked around inside and out observing how the colours changed. The youngest child will realise quickly what is happening and give the answer to the question. Are bubbles always round? Try bubble painting .. that shows the different shapes!! Where else do you find bubbles? Play a game, 'Spot the Bubbles ' . It can last a whole week! There are bubbles everywhere! In a fizzy drink...but do they last? Why not? Yeast makes bubbles when it is given warmth, sugar and liquid. Make some bread using fresh yeast then they can appreciate the process. There's a video to watch showing this. Fish blow bubbles. Why? Some foods have bubbles. Just look at a block of Aero chocolate! Bread Chocolate Mousse 😯 SO much! You will never believe how fascinating bubbles are! #learningthroughplaying #preschool #bubbles #bubblescience #bubbleart #bubblefun #activitiesforkids #earlylearning #nurserydecor #playschool #lessonplans #earlyyears (at London Stansted Airport)

I love #bubbles - but have you ever wondered why bubbles have such beautiful colours and why they change? The colours of a bubble depend on the thickness of the bubble film. A bubble becomes thinner and thinner as it dries out (due to evaporation), before finally popping. As the surface film of the bubble becomes increasingly thinner, you can see a change in overall colour of the #bubble. Thicker walls cancel out longer wavelengths in the red range. As the bubble film gets thinner, yellow wavelengths are cancelled out. As it gets even thinner, green light is lost. Beyond this point, even shorter wavelengths in the blue wavelength range disappear. The resulting colours are a combination of the colours that don't undergo destructive interference and their degrees of constructive interference. Blue-green colors dominate in thicker films and yellow hues in thinner films. Eventually, the film becomes too thin to create interference of visible wavelengths, as all wavelengths are cancelled out. At this point the bubble appears colorless. And then - POP! #scicomm #bubblescience #lsuscifund #scienceathome #colours

#Meandlilme #blurry #bubbles #bubblescience #science #giantbubbles #fun 12 cups water 1cup dawn 4 table spiins glycerine = big bubbles