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the other day I went to this kid's birthday party with my baby.
Go go go.
And she had a bottle of bubbles.
As I'm blowing these bubbles.
I noticed something really interesting happening.
With these bubbles in the air.
Some of them would merge with one another.
And some of them would repel.
And I'm really curious to see.
What's happening with these bubbles.
I couldn't catch it with my eye.
Because it happened way too fast.
So I figured.
I'll pull out the high speed camera.
Blow some bubbles.
And see if we can figure out.
What's going on with these bubbles.
If you didn't already know it.
A bubble is actually a thin layer.
Of water sandwich between.
Soap molecules filled with air.
And the reasons soap bubbles are around.
Because this shape uses the least amount of soap and energy.
To form the bubble.
So what exactly happens when two bubbles merge?.
Let's find out.
And to my surprise.
Two bubbles merging.
Was kind of a combination of popping and blowing.
In this case it's a combination of both.
You can actually see the surface tension create momentum.
And then crash into the other bubble.
Another thing that's fascinating to me.
Is that the bubble seems to act as a prism.
Because each bubble is a different color.
And when they pop they make a really weird sound.
now just one more thing before we go.
That I just had to show everybody I was really excited about.
After watching this episode I bet.
You'll never look at bubbles the same again.
So next time you're blowing bubbles at a kids party.
Or all by yourself.
Try to merge them together.
and when you do.
Now you know exactly what's happening.
Have a good day.
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