A bubble being blown hangs from a wand above a previously formed bubble.

A bubble being blown hangs from a wand above a previously formed bubble.

By Zachary Wehner, Andrew Locke, Jonathan Severns, Ashlyn Norberg for Spring 2013 Team Second.
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