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Aircrete from grocery-store ingredients keeps NightHawkInLight busy

The nine-month-old recipe for foamed concrete, made without specialty tools, has passed 1.6 million views while no new video arrived.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Perfect Aircrete, Kitchen Ingredients.

Posted about nine months ago, "Perfect Aircrete, Kitchen Ingredients." is still the video people find first on NightHawkInLight. Its promise is simple: lightweight, foamy concrete made without the usual foam generators, using only things from the grocery store. The description credits Prana-Tech for clips of the more common methods.

No new uploads arrived, so the catalog did the talking. Behind the aircrete sits an even older tutorial on turning cardboard into sturdy, waterproof builds. It is well over a year old and the channel's biggest of the three by total views. Third is a four-month-old look at electrolysis, with a title that argues electricity does not really "split" water, and a description about cheap ion exchange membranes opening up new uses.

That mix of cheap materials, home chemistry and a stubborn eye for the overlooked is the channel's signature. The about text even asks viewers to check Amazon or eBay for parts before emailing, since there are no written plans.

Among science and experiment channels, he sits in the middle by subscribers. Max Velocity's severe weather coverage and Astrum's space videos are running well above their usual pace this week.

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