The Magic Ice Dance in the Soap Bubble: Ice Crystals

In the midst of the cold weather, the temperature of minus 15 degrees Celsius, ice crystals formed and "danced" around the inside of the soap bubble, creating a fantasy scene that surprised the audience. The entire process took place in Minnesota, USA was recorded by photographer Mike Shaw.

There is a layer of water in the soap bubble. When viewed from the outside, it looks like the entire bubble surface is frozen. But what we see is essentially a layer of water in the bottom and when the temperature is low they freeze into ice crystals inside the membrane.

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When ice crystals form, it causes cracks in the surface, causing the air in the sphere to escape. The sudden drop in internal pressure caused the bubble to shatter.

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