He was dressed in white slacks, a white shirt and a blue tie, the ensemble crowned by a snappy piece of headgear that was a cross between a pilot's cap and a kepi, as if the French Foreign Legion had inexplicably launched an airborne bubble-gum delivery unit.
Each glass sheet shuddered slightly as it was turned this way and that, in the impossibly fragile manner of airborne soap bubbles, and my own arms kept going out toward it, as if to save the sheet from crashing to the floor — but, of course, no glass crashed.
An experimental investigation of the detention of airborne smoke in the wake bubble behind a disk.
She is setting up a business--called Zeppaqui--that will help people "gain some height and watch what's happening on the Earth, with a lighter-than-air bubble and an airborne balcony," she says.
He creates inflatable and airborne biospheres with the morphology of soap bubbles, spider webs, neural networks or cloud formations, which are speculative models for alternate ways of living for a sustainable future.
The Italian-born English scientist Tiberius Cavallo had recently demonstrated that Archimedes' principle is applicable to airborne objects by successfully floating hydrogen-filled soap bubbles.
Bubbles may be caused by the change of cabin pressure while airborne.
