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Science
How do soap bubbles work?
Soap helps water make a thin, stretchy skin. When you blow air into it, the skin wraps around the air and closes into a ball, like a tiny water balloon. The bubble shines because light bounces off its wet skin. It pops when the skin gets too dry, touches something sharp, or is bumped hard.
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