It’s unique and it is uniquely named the Mothership Space Net Penthouse, hovering high above the desert in Moab, Utah.
#Moab spacenet full
In the end everyone was very thankful for the new relationships and community that came together because of something bigger than any one person. The Hearnes are adventure wedding and elopement photographers living on the road full time. Yes, we’re going to call this extreme-sporting nest a work of art.
This was without a doubt one of the most unique Thanksgiving gatherings we’ve had out here in the Moab desert, where not one athlete was injured or maimed during the duration of such dangerous stunts. This all would not have been made possible with out the rigging genius of Andy’s progressive vision for constructing such creative and ambitious projects, alongside the huge communal effort it took to hand weave this net by more than 50 different BASE jumpers, highliners and friendly volunteers over a 3 day period prior to its one day installation in space. A big undertaking during its time but clearly just the first steps toward bigger goals and dreams for one person in particular, Andy Lewis. to see their pre-wedding day first look and bridal session, click here. their story has taken the world by storm you can find a news story about their wedding here.
#Moab spacenet upgrade
This upgrade of size to the space net concept was a massive scale up from the 2012 three sided “Space Thong” design, which was also shared by both groups but with less cohesiveness. kim + ryan got married on a space net 400 feet above the desert near Moab, Utah. Highliners attempted to walk across the five different legs of the net, varying in lengths up to 80 meters long (262 feet), BASE jumpers leapt daily from the human sized hole in the middle of the net and paragliders made several flybys while dropping world-class wingsuit pilots from high above so they could buzz by over groups of friends hanging out in space. This video is another demonstration of how pilots have adapted the space net into a target for. So the “Mothership Space Net Penthouse” was born and both groups found themselves working together as a team in order to rig and share the same air space of the pentagon shaped hammock which was suspended 400′ above the rocky desert floor. This festival has also grown into a base jumping event, as well.
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