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In the above video Sterling Johnson, an engineer turned bubble smith, is blowing enormous bubbles at Stinson Beach, CA. He's using a super-size version of the dowel and string bubble wand found here.

People are talking about staying home for Thanksgiving. I say if you’re going to hunker down, you may as well have some fun. It’s been nearly a decade since I figured out how to make giant soap ...

Two young scientists from Grand Rapids shared a recipe to make bubbles at home this summer. Mix the ingredients until they are well combined. Paige and Adam Jacobson explained the science all comes ...

Pour in approximately half of a large bottle of bubbles and a tablespoon each of dish soap and glycerin. To make the bubble "wand," thread a length of yarn (approximately 2.5 feet) through two plastic ...

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Scientists from Emory University have published new research on the secret to making very, very big bubbles. They’ve been able to create bubbles nearly 6 meters across using an optimized mix of ...

A team of mathematicians has devised the most precise recipe yet for blowing perfect bubbles, and it’s not just for fun and frolics. Achieving a better understanding of the dynamics at work could lead ...