Antibubbles

 

 

Have you ever heard of antibubbles?

I had not until last week when Binky came home from

science class and was talking about bubbles.

An antibubble is a bubble underwater.  So it is water surrounded

by a thin layer of air, which is surrounded by water.

A little confusing, I know.

I have a link below that explains it with diagrams.

 

 

 

He also practiced blowing bubbles inside of bubbles.

Both Goose and Binky had fun with this.

At one point, they could blow 4 bubbles inside of each other!

I was amazed at how much fun they both had blowing bubbles all weekend.

And whenever a friend or family member came over they had to show

them how to do it!

 

 

 

 

Binky's teacher talked about antibubbles a little bit, but didn't

really get into it, so I found a great website that

explains what they are and how to make them!

Of course, we had to try and make our own.

It does take patience, but the results are worth it!

I also found this great youtube video.

We have to try this next!

And I thought we were long past bubble play!

Have a great week!