physics soap bubbles

i need an advanced 8 grade sci project. has to be physics?
if you have any good ideas help me
needs to be an varible qustion like which soap makes the best bubbles
Simple: measure the distance an object travels (dependent) when putting an amount of force (independent) on it.
(also can put weights on an object and use the same amount of force every time to show the difference when an object is lighter vs. heavier)
In grade school, i remember using a skateboard and putting an amount of force on it with some type of spring that shows the amount of Newtons being used.
Julius Sumner Miller – Physics – Soap Bubbles pt. 1
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