- More than just a spherical bubble, now you can make cube
- Learn about bubbles and the air pressure that forms their shape
- SICK Science® video link included
SKU: WSKS-108
Product Description
The idea of a square bubble seems pretty improbable, but we’re here to tell you that they not only exist, but we’ll teach you how to make them. For most people, even scientists, bubbles come in one shape, spherical. With the Amazing Square Bubble kit, you’ll quickly realize that bubbles can actually form in many shapes, including a cube!
Bubbles are engrained into the childhood experience. Blowing bubbles, popping them, and chasing them around are staples of growing up and playing. That’s what makes the Amazing Square Bubble kit such an amazing learning tool. With all the material you need to making a bubble cube and a step-by-step, color activity guide, you’ll blow the minds of young scientists by just blowing an odd-shaped bubble.
DON’T FORGET! Like with all of our SICK Science kits, you’ll receive a URL link and QR code to access the experiment video, as well as an exclusive Take It Further video featuring Steve Spangler!
What’s Included?
- 13 blue struts
- 8 white balls
- 4 pipettes
- 8 oz bottle of Square Bubble Concentrate
- 2 – 2 oz portion cups
- Experiment and Take It Further videos (URL link and QR code)
- Step-by-step, color activity guide
What Does It Teach?
The SICK Science series covers a ton of science from a broad spectrum of fields. From optical illusions and color mixing to centripetal force and physics, you can find a use for every experiment in the series. Each SICK Science kit provides young scientists an opportunity to explore the world around them and engage with the properties that make science so amazing.
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Question
E. Higgs –
what are the dimensions of the finished cube? I need to know what size bucket/bowl they will fit in.
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Staff lisabrooks –
The square bubble maker is 6″x 6″x 6″ when built.
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