Overnight in the World’s Loneliest Capsule

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[ronaldmason]

I’m 84 years old and I wish I could do what you just completed. Keep up the spirit you have, it’s wonderful to see young people enjoying Gods creation. God Bless you.

[Cle_M]

The bivouac was built using helicopters to fly in each section. The modules were manufactured in the valley and transported by helicopter. Each module weighed 600 kilos, including its interior fittings. The modules were clamped to a trapezoidal rail-beam, which was also made of composite. The rail-beam was attached to the rock at six points distributed along half its length.

[steveallan]

It's so encouraging to see these mountain huts that are left open but remain un vandalized. I've found that the more remote and hard to reach a place is, the more respect other people have for it. In a world full of self centered people who don't care, this concept is amazing.

[Happysewist]

Thank you. I love videos like this. I just turned 70 and because of various physical limitations can no longer hike in an aggressive way so I get vicarious pleasure watching others experience what I wish I could experience again. ❤

[AllgoodthingsTv]

When I watch a vid like this, I can see why some people don't watch streaming or cable and just look at YouTube videos. What a unique and completely authentic experience. I had a few nice female "friends" like Jules when I was younger that I could share experiences with. Make the most of it!

[utubetjc]

I have been camping since I was a young boy and still go several times a year age 71. This adventure was beyond expectations and I'm glad you guys were able to accomplish this trip. Regards & Blessings!

[manubaako]

genius edit at 7:14 when there’s a sync of two amazing elements: the sunrise sharp cut and the lamp light switch ‘click’ 🔦💡

[eviehammond]

Im amazed how they got the capsule and supplies there in the first place. I try and imagine the person who had the initial idea & then seeing their reaction once the dream was realized. Thank you for sharing!!❤

[valerie]

"This is a parking lot...where people leave their cars." Thanks so much for clearing that up. I was so confused.

[Ojisan]

This was so cool! I don’t know about these other comments, I’m just pleased to see that you both made it safely up and back to show everyone this unique experience.

[shanpesaru]

Epic night time lapse - stunning watching the galaxy go round.

[RobertGreen-jn]

I am 59 and on my last flight I watched an Alpinist and I was totally moved by the movie... I start looking at you tube alpinist' adventures. This is a nice short movie and is about what ordinary man can accomplish with no previous experience. Thank you guys, keep save.

[withoutwroeirs]

That slip of the foot @ 9:30 had me gasping. Have known many who lost their lives this way falling off the side of a mountain. Never takes your eyes off your footing.

[UmamiMiaCooking]

One positive of living in this capsule: wingsuiting to work.

[Luca_]

“I was not expecting to be here alone”. Yea, sure… 😏

[Atik_for_fun]

What a breathtaking view, dangggg. And hats off to those smart engineers who built that cabin 🎉

[asder]

I live close to places like this, please DO NOT TRY TO DO THIS IF YOU ARE NOT EXPERIENCED. Many many people died trying to rescue ppl like this. This is not a joke, you can put your life at risk.

[dajodadarodajodo]

Thanks Jules ! You and your friend are lovely people, glad you got to share that memory with a good friend !

[fingerboardpt]

This looks so much like the planet where Dr. Mann was in Interstellar! This is beyond amazing really. Also, big balls climbing all the way up there too.
EDIT: oh, and probably double the balls when descending. Going down looks scary as hell.

[dianamiles-hannah]

Amazing! The joy on your faces speaks volumes! Thank you for sharing ❤️