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21. Magic! Thanks so much for posting this, muriel!

Wed Jan 3, 2018, 04:10 PM

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Watch a bubble freeze, because it's beautiful [View all] muriel_volestrangler Jan 2018 OP

That's gorgeous. AJT Jan 2018 #1

Made me remember the Bubble Man at Oregon Country Fair captain queeg Jan 2018 #2

Fascinating. Arkansas Granny Jan 2018 #3

Pretty MustLoveBeagles Jan 2018 #4

More beautiful than even I thought it would be. Thanks! . . . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jan 2018 #5

It reminds me of the snow globes I had as a kid. BigmanPigman Jan 2018 #6

Yes, yes, a slow motion snow globe...... a kennedy Jan 2018 #8

That is beautiful. mountain grammy Jan 2018 #7

Thx u for that! Cryptoad Jan 2018 #9

Better than a snow globe. muntrv Jan 2018 #10

Wow!!!!! burrowowl Jan 2018 #11

Smoky Mountains minus twenty degrees spike jones Jan 2018 #12

I could have gone the rest of my life without reading the last 4 sentences A HERETIC I AM Jan 2018 #13

Omg MissB Jan 2018 #16

Bubbles freezing in slow motion are even cooler! csziggy Jan 2018 #14

They were amazing! nt csziggy Jan 2018 #25

how lovely!! thank you!! niyad Jan 2018 #18

Wouldn't be amazing to do that with rock crystals? ehrnst Jan 2018 #20

Magic! Thanks so much for posting this, muriel! calimary Jan 2018 #21

Gorgeous and fascinating! Hekate Jan 2018 #22

Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2018 #23

I read somewhere recently... llmart Jan 2018 #24

Wow, amazing star patterns. SunSeeker Jan 2018 #26