What Happens To A Bubble In -20 Degree Weather Is So Amazing. You'll Want To Try This

by N/A, 9 years ago | 1 min read

It's getting a bit cooler as winter approaches, but here's one reason to look forward to the freezing temperatures.

Canadian Photogropher Chris Ratzlaff demonstrates the cool (pun intended) way bubbles instantly crystalize in freezing temperatures

He notes that it has to get the -13 degrees Farenheit for bubbles to freeze faster than they pop.

He uses a specific solution for the best results

3/4 C warm water, 2 1/2 T corn syrup, 2 1/2 T dish soap, and 2T of sugar. He then lets it chill a bit before blowing bubbles.

And within seconds,

It's completely frozen

Each one, like a snowflake, is completely unique

And simply beautiful.

Watch the whole amazing process yourself