A wonderful phenomenon has been observed in recent days.
It is seen that when a bubble freeze int magnificent ‘snow globe domes’ before bursting in the bitter winter wind.
It is mostly seen in places like Alberta in Canada. The respective phenomenon was observed by a chemistry professor, Jason Zakowski.
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The professor started his research as soon as he observed the phenomenon. It was then followed by setting up a timelapse and then filming a documentary.
The professor turned into a filmmaker, too. It was also observed that the bubbles formed domes that started freezing. It looked like a cover in ice crystals of the outer exterior of the bubble. In the end, the bubbles were popped in the intense breeze.
The following phenomenon resembled a shaken snow globe. In this, small ice particles happen to dance back and forth and surrounded the bubble.
There are many other mesmerizing phenomena observed in the same way. All of these look so beautiful that one can spend the entire day watching these natural occurrences.
Every such phenomenon has a scientific reasoning behind it. The reason behind bubble formation is the soap creates mixtures in 3 different layers.
A very fine-thin layer of water is squished between the inner and outer layers. As soon as the water freezes, you will be able to observe the snow globe effect.
All of these were observed when the weather outside was too windy. The freezing temperature allowed the bubble to pop instantly. The exciting thing is that every bubble looks different.
It is only in the freezing temperature, you will be able to see such a beautiful phenomenon. The professor looks forward to trying more experiments.
There is a complete process shown of the bubbles freeze in the footage. The footage also has some amazing shots right before the bubbles popping due to the breeze.
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