New Incredible Footage Shot Inside of Tornado - Tornado Intercept Vehicle Hit By WEDGE Tornado in Kansas HD VIDEO!

LOL same

they cancelled that prog? I used to love the thought of being the nutter driving the wrong way.is that "car" legal to drive about in.i loved sailing to Mexico,now I want a tornadotank.

very cool

Totally awesome !!!

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If your ears pop, then why doesn't your crap fly out?

Well done TIV. They finally did it! A dream come true. You did it and WOW! Hope you got all the pressure measurements etc. Blew me away just watching that video. , , fantastic!

That's what I mean. If it blows you away why doesn't your poop fly out too?

Its built with huge claws that can be deployed to hold it down. The glass is inches thick and this window is shielded by armour, as is the whole vehicle.

Holy Carp is all I can say!


Now imagine that + all the debris from a suburban neighborhood added into it - house parts/debris, vehicles, trees/parts, mailboxes, my bird house, a horse, etc etc etc. I wonder if the TIV could survive that!? probably not.

Unreal


Thanks for posting, OP!

When you fly on an airplane and your ears pop, is this what happens to you?

You might want to see a physician about that and warn the flight attendants by all means. Oh, and don't sit near me!

Pic of the TIV

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Awesome footage. Thanks for sharing Vagina Sprout.
I am beginning to like you Sprout!

Here's another instance of an item in a tornado being carried 110 miles from the destruction....of a school house.


Killer Tornado of 1928
Thurston County, Nebraska


Animals from the adjoining farm were seen overhead. Two of the children were killed, including a 10-year-old girl found crushed by the piano, 50 feet away from the empty foundation. All others were injured, including Miss Stewart, who was found more than 300 feet away. Mr. Keyser reportedly helped direct the rescue work, then collapsed and was taken to the hospital delirious and semiconscious.

Students recovering in the hospital argued whether it was the white or gray horse that passed overhead. A photograph of Gail Dean, the eldest of the four Dean children injured at the school, was carried 110 miles to a golf course in Sheldon, Iowa. It was returned to her parents, whose home was leveled by the tornado.

We can only imagine the horror of Miss Rooney's last moments at the O'Connor School. Her lifeless body was found against a tree, 100 feet from the empty foundation, the knob of the school door still clutched tightly in one hand.


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