One of the most famous bubbleologists, Samsam Bubbleman, has had numerous successful Guinness record attempts for the world's largest free-floating bubble. For... 18.03.2015, Sputnik International
One of the most famous bubbleologists, Samsam Bubbleman, has had numerous successful Guinness record attempts for the world's largest free-floating bubble. For professionals like Samsam "bubbles aren't just a mixture of soapy water, they are a living, breathing entity and a tool for spectacular creativity".
One of the most famous bubbleologists, Samsam Bubbleman, has had numerous successful Guinness record attempts for the world's largest free-floating bubble. For professionals like Samsam "bubbles aren't just a mixture of soapy water, they are a living, breathing entity and a tool for spectacular creativity".
"It all started with a single bubble" says Samsam Bubbleman, a professional bubblemaker and artist who first started his love affair with bubbles in 1989.
Long-lasting soap bubbles can be made by lowering the temperature of the bubbles. High temperatures will make the water in the soap bubbles evaporate faster.
As a soap film is mostly composed of water it can be frozen. It is very interesting to make soap bubbles in extremely cold weather, because the bubbles can freeze, while they are falling through the air.
"Bubbles are like people - they're unpredictable" - Eiffel Plasterer
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