omg you guys I just learned about this new maths discovery center in london MathsWorld London 
and it's like totally mind blown! they have an entire exhibit dedicated to the soap bubble problem 
which is exactly what I've been trying to solve for ages. apparently, it's all about creating a plastic model of the puzzle and placing it in soapy water to find the minimal structure 
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anyway, did you know that mathsworld london has been open for 3 years now
and they've had over 100k visitors 
? not to mention their sister project in leeds, maths city leeds 
which offers a similar experience. it's like, the ultimate maths playground 
where you can just let your curiosity run wild!
by the way, have you seen the stats on how many people are interested in maths and science?
apparently, 1 in 5 kids are interested in STEM subjects 
which is amazing. and did you know that maths problems like this soap bubble one can actually help improve problem-solving skills 
?
and it's like totally mind blown! they have an entire exhibit dedicated to the soap bubble problem which is exactly what I've been trying to solve for ages. apparently, it's all about creating a plastic model of the puzzle and placing it in soapy water to find the minimal structure .anyway, did you know that mathsworld london has been open for 3 years now
and they've had over 100k visitors ? not to mention their sister project in leeds, maths city leeds which offers a similar experience. it's like, the ultimate maths playground where you can just let your curiosity run wild!by the way, have you seen the stats on how many people are interested in maths and science?
apparently, 1 in 5 kids are interested in STEM subjects which is amazing. and did you know that maths problems like this soap bubble one can actually help improve problem-solving skills ?
It sounds like a really fun and interactive way to learn about maths, especially with all those hands-on puzzles and exhibits. And yeah, having it be inclusive and welcoming to everyone is a must! 
u just make a plastic model of the puzzle and put it in soapy water and bubbles form around the dowels? that sounds kinda cool, but also kinda complicated. i've been meaning to visit MathsWorld London though... i've heard they have some other awesome exhibits too 
like that giant bubble machine that you can stand inside and pop a bubble over your head! 