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Using surfactants, the surface tension of the mixture is reduced enabling a bubble to form. When air is blown into the soap solution, it gets trapped by the surfactant-laden water film, creating a bubble. The soap molecules align themselves at the air-water interface, with their hydrophobic (water-repelling)
tails pointing inward towards the air and their hydrophilic (water-attracting) heads pointing outward towards the water. They'd be filled with warm air and the cremains are incorporated into these, through mixture with the liquid, being contained within the bubble or both.
When the machine that does this is turned on, hundreds of thousands of iridescent bubbles carrying the remains of the loved one are carried off by the breeze, filling the sky and
blowing away into the sunset.
I like the idea of little sparkly bubbles, but you could also to massive bubbles as well. The link gives a sort of "soul departing" effect.
Could do it with big dramatic bubbles.
https://www.youtube...watch?v=3i-zYdOPG2k
[doctorremulac3, Jun 21 2024]
Smoke might be an interesting option.
https://youtube.com...si=9RfYSBGmGLKmlfoG
[doctorremulac3, Jun 21 2024]
Having a hard time finding "majestic, beautiful bubble cloud".
https://www.youtube.../shorts/7PXvf03xdi0
[doctorremulac3, Jun 21 2024]
Closest example I could find.
https://www.youtube...watch?v=9WK3RqWTBLU
[doctorremulac3, Jun 21 2024]
The general idea.
https://www.dropbox...46&st=85ksgrkm&dl=0
[doctorremulac3, Jun 22 2024]
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Had some loved ones cross the rainbow bridge. It’s part of life. Thank you for asking. |
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(+) but do you really want the chance of somebody's grandma's surfactants accidentally splattering on your face? |
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//while sparkling in the sun// More likely while popping from the driving rain |
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Well, you do it on a sunny day and be standing up wind. |
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But you could also be standing on the shore while a boat released the loved one as they floated away. |
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Just has a kind of a symbolic thing that I thought was pretty, like their soul ascending or something. Whatever your believes, having something pretty like that to symbolize their leaving the Earth, which we all can agree they did, is kind of I don't know. Not sure why I like this. It's a goodbye moment made kind of pretty I guess. |
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I keep thinking of "Bubbles" as someone's name. |
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The phrase "psychedelic psychopomp" springs to mind. |
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Acetylene filled bubbles? |
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Yea, filling them with warm air or gas would make it easier to get the desired effect, whether big or small. Helium would be my first guess. |
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Anybody ever just used a bunch helium balloons? They’d have to be biodegradable. Do they have environmentally friendly balloons that biodegrade quickly? |
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Naa, balloons are more of a celebration thing. |
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