Speaking about recursive recursions which could never end........
I did think that I've seen almost every absurdity on TV realities..... You know, from 'woodcutters on a tight schedule' to 'we're not making our quota of crocodile purses', passing through (not without eye-sore sacrifice) all kind of nightmares on cooking, nightmares on auctions, nightmares on...... You get the idea, don't you?
By any means it was something related to some personal project. Actually, I do not watch that kind of TV shows. Probably, I do not see any kind of TV shows, such is my pleasure to pick up carefully which I really watch (out of its original scheduling). But you should live inside a salt mine, really far away of any copper electric-cable, not to mention TV/Satellite/IPTV and related sockets, to avoid watching some footage of those TV shows..... They enjoy far wide popular support and it's simply impossible not to get caught by them....
And it turns out that some of these shows are trying to entertain us, but also, disguised into the effort, to make some serious scientific research.... For that matter, there will be always some crazy guys devoted to 'capture the impossible'.....
Well, yesterday I got struck by the famous YouTube viral video of the 'Tornado Alley' TV show. It seems that finally they've got themselves caught inside a real tornado, and they have the footage ...and they survived the event.
Of course, the good IMAX quality footage would be reserved for the TV show. On YouTube you can see the footage taken by a normal video recorder inside the armoured car they used. It seems that they had several video recorders running, and this one was more or less focused on a 'hands-on subjective take', so it looses the steady shot from time to time. But given the weather conditions, it might be excused.... There was a serious risk of loosing the steady shot, the steady armoured car, even the steady terrain behind them....
They've also got a devoted Internet site, from which the image above was cut, that 'heavily-photo-shopped' imagery...... Do not miss the 'fun facts' and the hardware depictions under the 'explore' menu........
