18 Nov 19
@lemondrop saidWell old chap, when light passes through the soap bubbles, which have multiple surfaces, the light is scattered in different directions, revealing the natural colour of light (which is white).
why is the lather always white no matter the color of the soap?
18 Nov 19
@ghost-of-a-duke saidvery interesting
Well old chap, when light passes through the soap bubbles, which have multiple surfaces, the light is scattered in different directions, revealing the natural colour of light (which is white).
thanks
18 Nov 19
@lemondrop
"A man walks into a chemist's and says, 'Can I have a bar of soap, please?'
The chemist says, 'Do you want it scented?' And the man says, 'No, I'll take it with me now.'"
Ronnie Barker
@ghost-of-a-duke saidinteresting
@lemondrop
"A man walks into a chemist's and says, 'Can I have a bar of soap, please?'
The chemist says, 'Do you want it scented?' And the man says, 'No, I'll take it with me now.'"
Ronnie Barker
@very-rusty said". . . watching you watching Gerty watching Goad": material for some college psych student's 3d semester paper.
Interesting watching Gerty kiss goad's butt! π
-VR