Bubble Lab

             The bubble reflects the light from the ceiling lights.
             If you shake the bubble wand then the bubble also shakes.
             All around the bubble there is a swirling oil like substance.
             The bubble is very sensitive to any kind of air movement around it.
             You can see the colors of the rainbow in the bubble.
             If you blow on the bubble then the oil like stuff swirls in the direction that you blew.
             If you hit another bubble with the bubble then it bounces off if it.
             When the bubble comes in contact with anything then bends around it.
             The bubble begins to move by it's self after a while.
             The bubble pops when it comes in contact with humans.
             We observed that the whirling oil like substance starts to disappear from the top of the bubble when it is getting ready to pop. Also if the bubble is small then it tends to last longer then larger bubbles. We could get close using this method. Most of the time we were within five seconds of the bubble popping. The color would start to leave the top and that is when we knew it was getting ready to pop. We had pretty successful method of predicting when the bubble would pop. Everyone else at least missed one time and we with our method we managed to at least get close to every single one of the calls. We probably had the best method out of everyone and we hit the mark on all.
             Name Group # Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3
             Patrick & Adrian 1 No Prediction Right On N/A
             Drew & Seth 2 No Prediction 8 Seconds No Prediction
             Zack & Hadley 4 Blew It 10.5 Seconds 4.7 Seconds
             Kolin & Mallory 5 No Prediction 2.1 Seconds N/A
             Robert & Kevin 6 4.8 Seconds 2.7 Seconds 4.3 Seconds
             Stacy & Hudson 7 10.4 Seconds Miss 1.2 Seconds
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