We're not gonna burst your bubble, but...
known as a "gas marble." Previous research has shown that plastic beads packed on the bubble’s shell can make it strong enough to be held in a hand or rolled along a surface — but this was the first time scientists studied the bubbles' lifespan.
Soap bubbles lasted the shortest amount of time, normally less than one minute. Water-glycerol marbles lasted the longest, with the oldest survivor making it to 465 days after its "birth."
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