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Today is September 7th 2010
** Archives June 2005 **
| Inside a Tornado | ||
![[Tornado]](http://www.talie.ca/images/tornado.jpg "Tornado!") Using a probe with seven cameras to obtain a full 360-degree view, a team of storm chasers managed to film a tornado from up close on the ground. Six of the cameras each had a 60-degree side view and one camera faced up.This makes me think of the movie Twister. I've always wanted to see a tornado up close. You can see the video on National Geographic's website. Don't worry, no one got hurt during the process! |
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