How Can You Fit Small Bubbles Inside a Large Bubble?

Have you ever witnessed the magical phenomenon of ‘bubbles within bubbles’? Just like Russian nesting dolls, large bubbles envelop smaller ones, crystal clear and shimmering with rainbow-like hues under the sunlight! This isn’t magic—it’s the perfect fusion of science and skill! Today, we’ll teach you how to easily achieve this magical “big bubble inside a small bubble” effect, making kids scream with joy and friends marvel in amazement!

1️⃣ Step 1: Blow a large bubble

Dip the bubble wand into the bubble solution, then gently swirl it to form a complete large bubble.
Key technique: Move slowly to ensure the bubble membrane forms evenly and stabilises.

2️⃣ Step 2: Blow a small bubble

Gently blow into the large bubble to form a small bubble inside it!

Advanced play: You can continue to blow multiple small bubbles inside the large bubble to create a ‘bubble universe’!

Science Fun Fact (for added fun)Why can bubbles ‘nest’ inside each other?

Surface tension: The detergent and glycerin in the bubble solution enhance the bubble membrane's elasticity, making the large bubble sturdy enough to support the smaller bubbles inside.

Pressure balance: When blowing through the straw, the pressure from the small bubble is evenly distributed by the large bubble's membrane, preventing it from bursting easily.

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