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The soap bubble will immediately burst if you touch it with a dry object. But the tube dipped in soapy water is not afraid of the bubble. A friend with his straw can "connect" to your bubble, you will blow it together. You can transfer the bladder from one tube to another. Or you can insert a wetted tube inside the bubble and blow another bubble in it. When you pull out the tube, the second bubble will fall to the bottom of the big one and will lie in it like an apple in a basket.

Gently shake the tube on which the large bubble hangs. So you can push the second bubble out, and it will hang like a basket under a balloon.

Bubble in a soap bubble

And you can blow three bubbles, one inside the other. To do this, put a cork in the middle of the saucer. Put a brand new patch on the cork, stick a small doll to the patch with plasticine, and stick a penny to the head of the doll.

Pour a little soap solution into a saucer and place it on a glass. Soak everything in the saucer well with the solution. Now take the tube and blow a big bubble so that it sits on the edges of the saucer.

Bubble in a soap bubble

Ready? Insert a tube into this bubble and blow out the second one inside, placing it on a nickel. Remove the tube, moisten it again and carefully pierce the membranes of both bubbles. Inside, blow out the third, the smallest. He will sit on a penny!

Author: Galpershtein L.Ya.

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