They're bubbles. And they're in color. And they wash out, rub away or plain evaporate after splattering. Describing Tim Kehoe's invention – Zubbles – is simple. The 15-year journey from concept to ...

It wasn't quite forever but this toy inventor must have felt he spent an eternity blowing bubbles. Tim Kehoe spent 15 years and an astonishing $3m (£1.8m) creating the world's first ever coloured ...

Scientists believe that bubbles are made of sugar, spice, and everything nice. Or maybe they don’t, but I do. These are called Zubbles, and they are the world’s first stainless color bubbles. Summer ...

Can you patent colored bubbles? That question is pitting Crayola, which rolled out its new washable colored bubbles in February, against a small competitor that makes a product called Zubbles and ...

The world's first colored soap bubble "Zubbles" was invented by Tim Kehoe. It spent 15 years and 3 million dollars (about 300 million yen) and it was completed. At first glance it is a vivid color ...

Shimmering with all the colors of the rainbow, bubbles are a joy to children young and old. For inventor Tim Kehoe, however, creating a bubble with a single color that won't stain when it pops has ...

Toy inventor Tim Kehoe blew more than 10,000 bubbles before he perfected ­Zubbles, the nearly opaque orbs with disappearing color. Kehoe, of St. Paul, died unexpectedly on Feb. 27. He was 43. During ...

Popular Science has a wonderful feature about colored bubbles. The inventor, Tim Kehoe, spent 11 years figuring out a way to make bubbles with color that disappeared after the pop. And then the ...

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