The soap bubble is a very thin soapy layer filled with a gas in which pressure is somehow stronger than that of the atmosphere around us.
Here is an advice if you want to become the next World Bubble Champ': these ephemeral works of art prefer a humid climate, that is, you'll get better chances to succeed if you apply yourself early in the morning or in the evening, close to a lake or any other body of water. All these will guarantee you a humid climate!

Indeed, if the atmosphere is too dry, water may evaporate too quickly and your bubble may burst. The same happens if the atmosphere is filled with dust particles: they may pierce the thin layer of your bubble.
Let's note also that at -13°F (-25°C), bubbles may freeze and shatter when hitting the ground.

Concerning bubble's colors, they are often compared to rainbow colors. However, these particular colors are due to interferences between the internal and external rays of a bubble.

As for records, bubble lovers often realize 2 meters long bubbles, however, it appears to be quite difficult to officially assess these records since they all vanish very quickly...
Fortunately, the artist Fan Yang realized a unique performance, that is, to « put » an elephant into a bubble. But he was unable to repeat the performance because animal-right activists opposed themselves. The artist was however able to take some pictures of his achievement. Phew, his honor was saved!