Reflection and Transmission What happens when light hits some type of transparent surface—like a glass window ... light hits the surface of a soap bubble. Some of the light goes into the ...

The glassy, iridescent bubble top is created using a specialty ... Shake well then double strain into martini glass. Top with smoke bubble using bubble gun by Flavour Blaster.

Why is a soap bubble rainbow? What makes an oil slick beautiful? Iridescent colors ... Just like when we look through a glass of water, the light waves seem to bend and not quite line up.

The ‘Reflecting HOLONS’ may look like fragile bubbles that could pop at any moment, but they are made from razor-thin iridescent plastic strips attached to an axis. As the axis rotates they ...

New York-based designer Rosie Li bunched together ball shapes to create her Bubbly series of rainbow-hued brass lights. The form of the lighting is a nod to a mineral formation called botryoidal ...

Introduced to the public in 1896 after more than a decade of experimentation, iridescent “Favrile” glass was a result of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s fascination with ancient glass. Tiffany had ...

But iridescent experiences can ethereally occur at night, a fact that anyone who has ever scrubbed a stack of dinner dishes over a soapy sink knows. Bubbles float around the kitchen, reminding us ...

Roman glass shards are noteworthy for their iridescent hues of blue, green, and orange—the result of the corrosion process slowly restructuring the glass to form photonic crystals—and this ...