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Thursday, May 08, 2008

Creator Of A Soapy Cosmos

Soap bubbles are created by human beings.

Free-floating soap bubbles are practically perfect spheres.

Every last one of them.

Each soap bubble is made of millions of molecules.















The next time you watch a little kid blow a soap bubble, ask yourself:

How does the creator arrange all those millions of molecules so perfectly to ensure that they will always form a sphere?
Posted by The Key Question at 4:30 PM
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