'Nuclear' TV hackers face trial
A group of Czech artists who inserted a nuclear explosion into a national weather broadcast have been told by a prosecutor they could be sent to jail.
The six hackers are accused of tampering with equipment during a live panoramic shot of mountains last June.
A flash of bright light could be seen followed by a fiery mushroom cloud on the horizon.
The group, who last month won an award from Prague's National Gallery, face charges of spreading false information.
Now, be honest with yourself...faking a nuclear explosion on live TV is pretty damn incredible. I hope these guys get off. Not least because I want detailed notes on exactly how they did it. Purely for research purposes, of course.
3 comments:
Awesome. I saw it on teh internet a while back, but didn't realize it was from a live news feed.
Yeah, its rather impressive. A few people on PD.com have been trying to figure out exactly how they did it, but since I have found their Myspace, I'll be able to ask them myself (assuming they're not all in prison and someone is answering the mail).
Sweet.
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