Bubbles

SciShow Tangents

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4.9 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Kids Month floats on as we talk about possibly our lightest subject ever: bubbles! Pop in to learn what makes a simple soapy membrane so fascinating to kid and adult like!

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to SciShow Tangent, so lightly competitive science, knowledge, showcase,
0:21.1	I'm your host Hank Green, and joining me this week, as always, is Science Expert,
0:25.8	Sarah E. Riley. Hello. And also our resident every man, Sam Schultz. Hello.
0:30.5	Today, as we are recording this is the day that they released the majority of the first five
0:36.3	images from the James Webb Space Telescope. They gave us one yesterday as well, but then they gave us
0:41.6	a bunch today. That's been my whole day. I've just been looking at pretty pictures, thinking about
0:48.1	my space in the universe and communicating science. Sam and Sarah, after this day, I have to ask you,
0:58.5	do you think we matter? Oh, we're making content, which means we matter more than most people.
1:07.6	Oh wow. This will be around. This will be around until the end. It's going to be around until
1:12.8	the podcast get turned off. Yeah, somebody who touch this flips a big switch. Somebody's like,
1:19.6	look, there's good stuff on here, but there's also a lot of bad stuff on here. I think it's probably
1:24.1	until you figure out like sort of what's going on. Like let's just dig it all the way. Yeah, it's
1:28.0	the last guy to leave Apple HQ will be like, oh, forgot to turn off the podcast. His name is
1:35.7	Robert. Robert Apple, the 27th. I don't know. I try not to think about it too much. Watching that,
1:45.3	like you made a TikTok where it's like gravitational, lensing, a telescope point, a telescope, we're
1:50.1	seeing the beginning of time. And I think my brain just prevents me from thinking about that too
1:55.5	deeply, which is probably fine. Yeah, there's probably, and there's probably truth in that instinct
2:00.1	somewhere. I don't know what the truth in that instinct is, but I bet it's there somewhere.
2:04.1	Sarah, when you stare up at a million galaxies in the space of the grain of sand, do you think
2:10.9	the grain of sand thing was really a chilling part of it though.
2:14.7	Yeah, I think at this point in my life as a human and as a science communicator,
2:20.8	there are so many things that make my brain do that. Like the probability that we're even alive,
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