How bubbles work!

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Bubbles are like a thinned layer, sphere-like liquid that in a short period of time will eventually dehydrate and evaporate or in simple terms Pop! A bubble contains lots of layers of phases (Solid, Liquid, Air)

This is the order of a soap bubble (Air, Detergent, Water, Detergent, Air, Detergent, Water, Detergent, Air). When a bubble is blown, the water fluid all around the sphere migrates down to the bottom of the sphere. Leaving the detergent to merge with other detergents causing the rainbow like effect. In a miniature amount of time, the detergent burst allowing air an opportunity to flow inside the bubble. Then proceeds dehydrate and evaporate water causing a tiny explosion of minuscule water molecules.

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