Flow circulates rapidly on the surface of bubbles, visualized by iridescence caused by light wave interference.

Flow circulates rapidly on the surface of bubbles, visualized by iridescence caused by light wave interference.

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2013, 2013 Spring Team First, Flow Categories, Flow Vis Techniques, Foams and Soap Bubbles, Multiphase, Thin Film Interference, Videos, z Class & Assignment

By Shea Zmerzlikar and Jon Horneber for Spring 2013 Team First.
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