This looks like a lot of fun, but watching the video is a lot less messy than doing it yourself. Some of the bubbles this guy made are at least 15 feet across! Note the video is in slow-motion, on second look I don't think it's in slow motion, but you still get a good look at how giant bubbles collapse when they burst. I also have to wonder, at what point does a bubble become so big that it is no longer round? Link (embedded vimeo clip)
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This surely isn’t slow motion as I did see the dog running at 4:50. I wonder what kind of liquid solution he used for the bubble. It is thick and doesn’t break easily.
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But why the sad music...
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This doesn't look like slow motion to me. Watch the guy walking around. Which makes it more awesome, in my opinion. :D
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Every bubble goes through the same process when made. It rebounds in shape until round. The bigger the bubble, the more time it takes. With bubbles of this size, it takes longer to become round than the life of the bubble. It pops before it reaches equilibrium.
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Nag finds some cool stuff, doesn't she?
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