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First published at 21:14 UTC on February 28th, 2020.

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My brother and I decided to make an old school video back at the old backyard! we poured molten aluminum on some gl…

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My brother and I decided to make an old school video back at the old backyard! we poured molten aluminum on some glass cubes and spheres to see what would happen, and to get some cool slow motion footage. We also melted glass and aluminum together to see if they would mix. Its unfortunate the glass sphere melted and fell over in the kiln, oh well, it was still interesting!

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