The biggest bubble in the world. The world's largest soap bubble performed by Sam Heath (Sam Heath), nicknamed Samsam Soap Bubble
Samsam Bubbleman, whose real name is Sam Heath, blew the world's largest soap bubble, rather a whole soap cloud that hovered in the air in Finsbury Park, London. The thirty-seven-year-old Englishman is currently awaiting official confirmation of his record, and entering his name in the Guinness Book of Records as the creator of the largest soap bubble.
And it all started many years ago, when Sam once saw a small soap ball that accidentally flew past him in the park. The artist's imagination immediately started to work and rushed, and he thought that something more ambitious and beautiful could be created.
Blowing soap bubbles became his hobby in 1989, and grew into a profession, he became the most renowned expert on soap bubbles in the country, having received many awards and recognitions for their craftsmanship. Once Samsam blew a soap bubble with 50 people inside.
Sam Heath using a secret formula he's been chemist for the last twenty years. "It all depends on the right soap solution," says the master. “If you don’t have the right cast, you can blow as much as you want, but you won’t succeed.” Samsam Bubble Bubble is a true professional in the field of creating whole bubble performances that have been performed especially for the royal family in Dubai and for many celebrities.
Technique is also very important in this kind of art. Over the years, you simply improve the necessary movements, honing your skills, and subsequently become a professional. And the third final component of skill is the environment. You need the right environmental conditions, such as wind or humidity, to blow a bubble of this size.
Judging by the professionalism and skill of Samsam Soap Bubble, he has skills at the highest level, it was not for nothing that he was given such a nickname and his name will soon be immortalized in the Guinness Book of Records. Sam does what he does best, he even founded the company "Bubbleinc" and sells solutions and various devices for amateurs, but also for other professionals who organize bubble shows for a large audience.
Samsam Bubbleman, whose real name is Sam Heath, blew the world's largest soap bubble, rather a whole soap cloud that hovered in the air in Finsbury Park, London. The thirty-seven-year-old Englishman is currently awaiting official confirmation of his record, and entering his name in the Guinness Book of Records as the creator of the largest soap bubble.
And it all started many years ago, when Sam once saw a small soap ball that accidentally flew past him in the park. The artist's imagination immediately started to work and rushed, and he thought that something more ambitious and beautiful could be created.
Bubble blowing became his hobby in 1989 and grew into a profession, he became the most famous bubble expert in the country, receiving numerous awards and recognition for his skill. Once Samsam blew a soap bubble with 50 people inside.
Sam Heath using a secret formula he's been chemist for the last twenty years. "It all depends on the right soap solution," says the master. “If you don’t have the right cast, you can blow as much as you want, but you won’t succeed.” Samsam Bubble Bubble is a true professional in the field of creating whole bubble performances that have been performed especially for the royal family in Dubai and for many celebrities.
Judging by the professionalism and skill of Samsam Soap Bubble, he has skills at the highest level, it was not for nothing that he was given such a nickname and his name will soon be immortalized in the Guinness Book of Records. Sam does what he does best, he even founded the company "Bubbleinc" and sells solutions and various devices for amateurs, but also for other professionals who organize bubble shows for a large audience.
In Beijing, at the Gazillion show, Canadian Yang Fan set a world record by packing 118 people inside a soap bubble. The largest soap bubble is 47 meters long and 4 meters high.
Yang Fang from Ontario has gained international acclaim for demonstrating complex elements time after time in his bubble theater programs.
For twenty years now, a Canadian touring around the world has developed special equipment for creating bubbles of interesting shapes and incredible sizes, the possibilities of which he successfully demonstrated in Beijing.
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How to blow giant soap bubbles?
Blowing soap bubbles is far from modern fun. It is known that images of children blowing soap bubbles were found on ancient frescoes. Despite the fact that our age is called the age of high technology, modern children inflate these weightless bubbles with interest. This is especially true in the summer.
The secret of long-lived soap bubbles in glycerin
All you need for this lesson is a device with which you can inflate transparent balloons and a special soapy solution. Often, the most common, available in almost every home, dishwashing detergent of the Fairy type is used to prepare the solution. It is diluted with water in the ratio of one part of the product - three parts of water. In order for the walls of the bubble to be strong, and the bubble itself to “live” as long as possible, glycerin is needed. It can be purchased at a pharmacy. Glycerin will be needed in half the volume of dishwashing detergent.
The inflation device can also be made independently. This will require two sticks and a thread tied to them. The thread must be tied so that it forms a loop.
Giant soap bubbles are blown with two sticks and a string.
The prepared solution is poured into a basin or bucket. Having lowered into it, and then, having raised the means for inflation, it is necessary to start moving back so that the air flow inflates the bubble. This should be done outdoors in calm weather.
Beautiful soap bubbles are obtained from laundry soap
Sometimes special equipment is used to inflate large soap bubbles. For example, one of the Minnesota companies specializes in this. What is produced by their equipment resembles giant monsters.
The secrets of the composition of soap bubbles
The secret of good and durable soap bubbles is in the right “skin” for water. It should be elastic, strong, tightly stretched. In addition to dishwashing detergent, water and glycerin, the quality of the water itself affects the strength of the bubbles. It shouldn't be tough. If the water is hard, the "skin" of the bubble will become very fragile.
Large soap bubbles can be blown by adding sugar to them.
Normal boiling will help make the water soft, after which all the salts will settle. Another secret is that it is necessary to prepare the composition in warm water, since it is warm water that will ensure the maximum dissolution of the soapy substance.
There is another way to prepare the ideal solution for creating soap bubbles. For this, baby shampoo and distilled water are used, sugar and glycerin are added to them.
Where and when they blew big soap bubbles
Everyone remembers how in childhood, blowing bubbles, he tried to inflate the biggest bubble. But with a straw or a tube, too big a bubble cannot be inflated.
Fang Yang is an illusionist scientist from Canada who has been listed in the Guinness Book of Records six times as the person who blows the largest soap bubbles. The illusionist has created his own attraction and travels around the world with it. Inside his bubbles, he places not only entire groups of people, but also cars, and even planes. Yang has been doing this for over twenty years. He keeps secret the composition of the solution. The scientist can put one bubble into another, create a million small bubbles and many other interesting designs.
Fang Yang from Canada blows magic bubbles
There are many cities where it has become a tradition to hold bubble festivals or bubble parades. One of these cities is Moscow, where the Arbat is the venue for the show.
Who blew the biggest bubble in the world
The record for blowing bubbles was set in 2005 by the Beeboo Big Bubble Mix. The volume of the created bubble was three cubic meters or three thousand liters. The record belongs to a company that specializes in the production of equipment for inflating huge soap bubbles. She is in Minnesota.
Beeboo Big Bubble Mix set records for blowing huge soap bubbles
It is known that the weight of such a bubble did not exceed four kilograms. To achieve a stunning result, they needed a solution consisting of water and a special soap concentrate. The company recommends using a small breeze instead of human lungs to inflate. You can launch such bubbles from the roofs of skyscrapers, so that they will fly freely, and not lie on the ground. Beeboo Big Bubble Mix claims that their huge bubble is not the limit. The theoretical size, according to experts, can be four hundred cubic meters or four hundred thousand liters. But such a record is yet to come.
In 2009, the record of 2005 was broken. This time the bubble was six meters long, five meters high and wide. It was swindled by a British citizen who calls himself a "bubbler". His last name is Sam Heath.
Sam Heath blows the biggest bubble in the world
In 2012, the same Sam Heath managed to inflate a bubble around a group of people, consisting of one hundred and eighty-one people. To create such an attraction, he used a platform on which he poured a solution created according to his recipe in a volume of two thousand liters. Using special equipment, together with his daughter, the illusionist made it so that all the people on this platform ended up in a soap bubble.
It is not so easy to create a huge soap bubble, you need to know some secrets, namely, the secret of their composition. There are craftsmen who blow really incredibly big bubbles.
How to blow giant soap bubbles?
Blowing soap bubbles is far from modern fun. It is known that images of children blowing soap bubbles were found on ancient frescoes. Despite the fact that our age is called the age of high technology, modern children inflate these weightless bubbles with interest. This is especially true in the summer.All you need for this lesson is a device with which you can inflate transparent balloons and a special soapy solution. Often, the most common, available in almost every home, dishwashing detergent of the Fairy type is used to prepare the solution. It is diluted with water in the ratio of one part of the product - three parts of water. In order for the walls of the bubble to be strong, and the bubble itself to “live” as long as possible, glycerin is needed. It can be purchased at a pharmacy. Glycerin will be needed in half the volume of dishwashing detergent.
The inflation device can also be made independently. This will require two sticks and a thread tied to them. The thread must be tied so that it forms a loop.
The prepared solution is poured into a basin or bucket. Having lowered into it, and then, having raised the means for inflation, it is necessary to start moving back so that the air flow inflates the bubble. This should be done outdoors in calm weather.
Sometimes special equipment is used to inflate large soap bubbles. For example, one of the Minnesota companies specializes in this. What is produced by their equipment resembles giant monsters.
The secrets of the composition of soap bubbles
The secret of good and durable soap bubbles is in the right “skin” for water. It should be elastic, strong, tightly stretched. In addition to dishwashing detergent, water and glycerin, the quality of the water itself affects the strength of the bubbles. It shouldn't be tough. If the water is hard, the "skin" of the bubble will become very fragile. 
Normal boiling will help make the water soft, after which all the salts will settle. Another secret is that it is necessary to prepare the composition in warm water, since it is warm water that will ensure the maximum dissolution of the soapy substance.
There is another way to prepare the ideal solution for creating soap bubbles. For this, baby shampoo and distilled water are used, sugar and glycerin are added to them.
Where and when they blew big soap bubbles
Everyone remembers how in childhood, blowing bubbles, he tried to inflate the biggest bubble. But with a straw or a tube, too big a bubble cannot be inflated.Fang Yang is an illusionist scientist from Canada who has been listed in the Guinness Book of Records six times as the person who blows the largest soap bubbles. The illusionist has created his own attraction and travels around the world with it. Inside his bubbles, he places not only entire groups of people, but also cars, and even planes. Yang has been doing this for over twenty years. He keeps secret the composition of the solution. The scientist can put one bubble into another, create a million small bubbles and many other interesting designs.
There are many cities where it has become a tradition to hold bubble festivals or bubble parades. One of these cities is Moscow, where the Arbat is the venue for the show.
Who blew the biggest bubble in the world
The record for blowing bubbles was set in 2005 by the Beeboo Big Bubble Mix. The volume of the created bubble was three cubic meters or three thousand liters. The record belongs to a company that specializes in the production of equipment for inflating huge soap bubbles. She is in Minnesota. 
It is known that the weight of such a bubble did not exceed four kilograms. To achieve a stunning result, they needed a solution consisting of water and a special soap concentrate. The company recommends using a small breeze instead of human lungs to inflate. You can launch such bubbles from the roofs of skyscrapers, so that they will fly freely, and not lie on the ground. Beeboo Big Bubble Mix claims that their huge bubble is not the limit. The theoretical size, according to experts, can be four hundred cubic meters or four hundred thousand liters. But such a record is yet to come.
In 2009, the record of 2005 was broken. This time the bubble was six meters long, five meters high and wide. It was swindled by a British citizen who calls himself a "bubbler". His last name is Sam Heath.
In 2012, the same Sam Heath managed to inflate a bubble around a group of people, consisting of one hundred and eighty-one people. To create such an attraction, he used a platform on which he poured a solution created according to his recipe in a volume of two thousand liters. Using special equipment, together with his daughter, the illusionist made it so that all the people on this platform ended up in a soap bubble.
Big are not only bubbles, but also more durable things and creatures. For example, according to the site, the tallest tower in the world is 822 meters high.
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