it creates branch-like ice patterns that trap tiny air bubbles. These bubbles act like little shock absorbers, reducing pressure on the container. This explains why plastic water bottles sometimes ...

But wait. Bubbles are supposed to rise all the time! Is Guinness defying the laws of physics? Not exactly. Every Guinness is supposed to be poured into a specially crafted tulip glass. But that ...

where it’s called ‘air cap.’ The Institute for Basic Science in Korea states on its website: “If you want to make your home warmer in winter, you can cover panes of glass with bubble wrap ...

[Yukio Shinoda] is probably master of the LED bubble display. She started out with an idea, back in 1994, of a column of water and an array of solenoids to inject air, making patterns in the bubbles.

“Interestingly, bubble formation is triggered by impurities on the glass surface ... triggers the projection of micro-aerosols into the air, which, like a mist, actively spray micro-droplets ...