With water, dish soap, sugar, and optional sparkles, you can make your own bubbles. The science siblings demonstrated it.

How can you make bubbles last longer? The secret to making bubbles that last longer is to add something to the solution to make the water evaporate more slowly. Sugar or a substance called glycerin ...

Students also make an Epsom salt solution to simulate hard water. Students combine the soap solution with the Epsom salt solution to produce a solid “soap scum” precipitate. Students then carry out a ...

In a new paper, researchers at North Carolina State University show proof of concept for a system that—in a single ...

On Earth, buoyancy naturally removes bubbles from heated surfaces, preventing overheating. However, in microgravity environments such as space, there is no buoyancy, making bubble removal a major ...

Bubble tea or boba tea ... with a lid and let sit for 20 minutes. Make the pearls syrup: Strain the pearls and place them in a medium-sized pan. Add water and sugar and bring to a boil.

Bubble tea is a refreshing summer drink to make at home – a Taiwanese classic ... Bring 1 litre/1¾ pints water to the boil in a saucepan and then reduce to a simmer. Add the tapioca pearls ...

As this activity involves lots of water, you should do it in a place ... but even a small amount of wind might affect the bubbles that you make! Slide the protractor underneath the clear lid ...

UMES STEM Educator Brad Hartle is back with another kid friendly science experiment. This morning, he taught Good Morning ...

Bubble chocolate is quick to make, easy and delicious! A perfect sweet for all the chocolate lovers! Try it for parties, holidays or any special occasion. 65 gms Compound Chocolate 65 gram Sugar A ...