Frozen Bubbles 🫧 Try this insanely cool science experiment for kids. ➡️ SAVE this recipe for the future Ingredients: - 1 cup warm water - 2.5 tbsp corn syrup - 2 tbsp sugar - 2.5 tbsp dish soap - A straw Steps: 1. Mix all of the ingredients in a container until well mixed (be sure to stir slowly so you don’t create bubbles in your solution). 2. Set the solution in the fridge for about 30 minutes (we want it to be cold but not frozen). 3. Dip a straw about 1 inch deep into your solution. 4. Find

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These frozen methane bubbles are absolutely mesmerising 😍👌 Lennart Pagel Photography | UNILAD

Beneath the icy surface 🫧 a glimpse into the fascinating world of Abraham Lake’s frozen bubbles. These bubbles form when organic matter, such as dead plants and animals, decays at the bottom of the lake. As the organic matter decomposes, methane gas is produced and rises to the surface. During the winter, when the lake freezes, the methane gas becomes trapped within the ice, creating beautiful bubble formations suspended in the clear blue ice. 🎥 @herry.with.an.e 📍 Abraham Lake in Alberta, Can