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Demonstration experiment is an important link in science and engineering teaching. This paper discusses the application of virtual instrument technology to demonstration experiment teaching of science ...

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The ice that makes up glaciers isn't 100% solid – it's actually full of air bubbles, some of which formed centuries ago. Inspired by this fact, scientists have developed a method of using ...

File this under 'That's not supposed to happen!'. In an experiment published in 2023, scientists observed a damaged section of metal healing itself. Though the repair was only on a nanoscale level, ...

A vibrant red liquid with bubbles forms as dry ice reacts, creating a dynamic visual effect in a glass container Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use copyrighted images and video clips in ...

When water freezes, it pushes and squeezes gases together, creating pockets of air: bubbles. These bubbles are egg-shaped (if the ice freezes fast) and needle-shaped, if the ice freezes slowly.

In most cases, they are created during peaceful, even playful, encounters with humans. Two types of bubbles: Whales hunting (left) and a completely different bubble ring (right). Image from the study.

Subatomic Paths Traced in Bubble Chamber By Science News Magazine Issue: Vol. 67 No. #6, February 5, 1955 Having trouble viewing this? Open in a new window Questions or comments on this article?