This is what happens to a soap bubble on extremely cold days

In countries located at high latitudes, the winter months can be quite harsh. But even at extreme temperatures, it is possible to have fun and create real works of art with simple soap bubbles.

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Some internet fans of extreme climates shared on Twitter some incredible snapshots of the result obtained when blowing soap bubbles on a winter night in the UK.

According to the author of the images, the only things necessary to recreate the beauty seen in his photos are soap, water, a straw and a cold night. Just blow gently on a surface, form a bubble and wait.

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Although he explained that it takes five to 10 minutes for the magic to happen, a netizen added that, in reality, it takes a lot of patience to wait for the soap bubbles to freeze. The spectacular result, however, is worth it.