a phenomenon that defies common knowledge in physics. Even more intriguing, however, was that by altering the shaking frequency and amplitude, the bubbles could switch between distinct movement ...

As a bubble grows, it is pulled upwards and stretched ... What's emerging is a beautifully unified description of relatively simple physics behind a wide range of pinch-off phenomena.

It might sound plausible at first, but bubble physicist Helen Czerski explains why this theory is completely false. Read more about everyday physics in Czerski's book "Storm in a Tea Cup." ...

Bubbles can be made to “gallop” across the roof of a liquid-filled container simply by shaking it up and down – a surprise discovery that could be exploited as a cleaning technique.