What shapes form when two bubbles touch? Scientists have created a model based on bubble experiments to predict how they will behave at any size
Two touching or “kissing” soap bubbles can detach, slide along each other sideways or shift to the side when they are pushed together or pulled apart.
form in the shape of a cube or a diamond because it takes too much energy to keep the bubble’s molecules bound into these shapes. Instead, bubbles are spherical which lets them keep their surface area, and the energy cost of maintaining it, as small as possible while also enveloping as much gas, like air, as they can.
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