I can't believe only 31596 people have seen this. The world is missing out on a gem. As a Norwegian, you made me incredible proud by showing of our extremely beautiful country in such an artistic way. Thank you.
Fantastic film. I love the fact that you are not obstrusive personally when you are filming. We know you are there, obviously, but you let the camera tell the story. The calving iceberg and subsequent wave make you mutter! I am enjoying living in Norway for 5 months and my job includes loads of research about the geology of Norway so I thoroughly enjoyed your film. Thank you.
Wow, I'm kinda speechless. I found this video because I was randomly looking at Google Maps and accidentally scrolled to far north and saw a name there (Ny-Ålesund). Googled it and found your video. Beautifully done.
@@tomdreamsbig No probs :) I was looking if there was Tesla dealers in Mexico, then went to europe on the map , then I was like, wth is that city so up north haha. Kinda weird but you have very nice cinematography. Makes me want to tourist remote places.
One of the best videos I think ive seen on youtube. I would absolutely love to experience all of this, even something as little as waiting in that airport. Really good work man.
What an amazing experience you had there. I was in Longyearbyen last November when it was all dark as I wanted to experience polar night. I really fell in love with Svalbard and I wanna go there again some time when it is bright.
You were SO blessed to have had this experience. Nice job making the footage relevant and interesting. Thanks for letting me glimpse this environment from my computer screen.
Imponerend Tom! Gaande de video raakt het de kijker steeds meer. Verveelt niet, snelheid blijft erin, afwisselend, goede sfeer waarin je met veel oog voor detail een hoge mate van intimiteit weergeeft waarin natuur, dier en mens elkaar zuiver ontmoeten. Heb genoten en ben er stil van!!
greetings from Oregon. Let me tell you alil about myself. I love photography, I love National geographic, I love nature, I love beaches and sunsets. Now I love your channel. I just subscribed to it. This is my 2nd video I seen you made and I am so SO impress with it. Thank you so much as I love what I watched. Keep it up my friend.
Tom really nice video, and Felix is right about the song and the ladies voice beautiful like the sirens.. but in 6 months the islands change the beauty is taken by frozen darkness with winds that make you weep..
I liked your film. But I wanted to know where you were, what you were doing, description of your living space, identification of those creatures, who else was there etc etc.
So beautiful! Think the average Summer temperatures must be around the same Winter morning temperatures that we have here in South Africa? About 45°F/7°C? Breathtakingly beautiful! Wish I could go there! But in Summer.
Oh my god, thank you for this. This was so beautiful and it made me cry for a bunch of reasons. I especially loved the shots of the flower seed thing blowing in the wind and the man standing in front of the glacial ice. It's not often man gets to stand face to face with living ice that is millions of years old. You're very lucky to have been able to take this trip and we are very lucky you shared it with us.
Welcome. Didn't know if you'd read it or not. Also, never stop filming the actual journey to the place. Like you on the stairs, in the hangar, bouncing on th chain link fence...these were all part of what made it feel like I actually got to go with you, in a way. Also, the boots over the water reminded me of childhood. I don't know if you consciously try to pull up these emotions and memories in people or not, but yeah..I thought it was incredible and original. Not like a regular documentary.
Merci beaucoup Tom, ta vidéo est superbe y compris la musique, un gros travail et un vrai régal pour nous ! Elle est récente je suppose ? Quel est le nom des oiseaux que l'on voit au début ? As-tu vu des ours ? Nous devrions y venir l'année prochaine...
I found this video when i'm looking for ukraine vs Russia in the googles maps....somehow i found the northest town called Ny alesund and curious how people lives over there. Thanks for the nice video to explore the others side of the world.
Hey man how are you My friends and I really love your videos, if there's more of them upcoming we're waiting, and if not we just want to tell you that your hard work is really appreciated. I wish you happiness
Hi!! Thanks for the kind words, really appreciate it 😁 a lot is coming! I have filmed many things I just need time to edit it which I will have the coming months and this summer! Very curious to see what you will all think of them ❤️
Great Video and music it's a special place took a helicopter S61N up to Longyearbyen from Aberdeen Bristow Helicopters and stayed 3 months one day would like to go back
Man I have always wanted to go to these places.You are so lucky and I am so jealous! lol. One question I had though. I was always told that Alert in Nunavut Canada was the northernmost town on Earth. I mean I guess when you get that far north it's not a huge deal. Do you know which one is further north?
Matthew Martin Hi Matthew! Thanks for watching! Don't be jealous. Be inspired, and do it yourself! Ny Alesund really is the Northern most! ;) cheers man
Alert (and a handful of other places) ARE further north, but these are permanently settled research stations. While places like Alert and Nord in Greenland do have a fixed and permanent population of a certain number, the individuals of this population rotate in tours/shifts because they are scientists. Ny-Alesund is the farthest north settlement that is a town first--though a big employer is companies that build research stations, so if you want to find the farthest North town whose population is there largely in spite of research purposes, I wonder if I'd include N-A, but I suppose it counts, because it is a town first. Dogfoot23 also has a point about whiteness in viewing these settlements that must also be kept in mind.
But for all practical purposes, from what I can find, Longyearbyen is the most northern accessible, real town. N-A was built as a coal miner's town and has sort of developed into a quasi-research station. Longyearbyen is the farthest north inhabited place that would fit my definition as the northernmost place that is *primarily* a town. But if we are being looser with our definitions, Alert Research Station is the northernmost place on Earth with a permanent population.
Hi, can you tell me the name of the place where the foxes were in your video at about 4:20--- Thank you! Are they common at that place where you filmed them? In march maybe as well? Thank you!
szorpello Hi! Thanks for watching! The foxes were at Nybyen up the road in Longyearbyen! You can technically see them all year but you have to be a bit lucky. Have a nice trip!
+szorpello I would say March because in November it will not get light and in march you will have some daylight and also enough night to see the northern lights :)
szorpello Thank you sooo much! It’s my biggest passion! Please check out my second last video, it’s also about Spitsbergen and so much better than this one ;)
One day you're going to have millions of views. Keep up the good work. The music and editing, as well shots are right on point. A little advise from a creative standpoint would be less talking at the beginning. I think an inspirational speech with quick info on where you're about to go is all you need. Rock n roll, let me know if you're ever in NYC!
TOM DREAMS BIG ohw, ok :) i thought it was all the way North :) btw, wich month did you travelled there? i would love to teach NY alesund and pyramiden also
Ny-Ålesund is *not* the northernmost permanently inhabited place on earth, although in such circumstances the definition of what is a "permanent" population is fluid, as everyone eventually moves away, and the definition of a "town" is also debatable (in the usual common-sense meaning, I would consider *Longyearbyen* to be the northernmost *real* town). There are two research and weather stations further north than Ny-Ålesund: *Eureka,* on Ellesmere Island in Canada, and *Nord,* in far northern Greenland. Both are very small, though, and rarely have more than 10 or 20 people at once in each, and often as few as 5. Greenland has two weather stations that are even further north *(Brønlundhus* and *Kap Harald Moltke),* but they are mostly automated and only occasionally occupied. However, the absolute record for the northernmost place on earth where there are buildings and a permanent human presence is the Canadian military communications and weather station of *Alert,* also on Ellesmere Island, which is a full three and a half latitude degrees further north than Ny-Ålesund, and little more than 800 km from the North Pole. There are always at least 60 people in Alert, which also makes it a bigger high-Arctic "metropolis" than the Norwegian station.
I just returned from Svalbard....brings back so many memories, thank you for posting and I make videos too. Hope you check out my channel also...I'm in the process of posting all my Svalbard/Norway video now. I just subscribed also. Thanks again.
This is against the Svalbard convention, any of the citizens of the 40 countries which are signed on this convention are allowed to live in Svalbard, they don't need any invitation.
No, it's not, because entry into Norway is not covered by the treaty. To fly there you have to transit through Norway's mainland. If you have a boat you can visit Svalbard directly without a visa. It's not our problem that you prefer the easy route through Norway and its commercial airlines.
No, that's a "place", look at the wording. This is an actual town. There's a long list of the world's most northern something or other, but Alert is just a place with many temporary inhabitants, etc.
Hi friend welcome I'm MOHAMMED a BANGLADESHI citizen often watch without subscribing your channel. Fortunately I subscribed you today. Friend it's my dream to visit any snow country. As I'm not a European how can I visit svalbard. Please show me the right and perfect way. Yes I've travel expences but I've no Norwegian visa. Who'd send me an invitation letter for traveling Svalbard via Norway. Thank you.
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I can't believe only 31596 people have seen this. The world is missing out on a gem. As a Norwegian, you made me incredible proud by showing of our extremely beautiful country in such an artistic way. Thank you.
Tusen Takk! 🤙🏻
Fantastic film. I love the fact that you are not obstrusive personally when you are filming. We know you are there, obviously, but you let the camera tell the story. The calving iceberg and subsequent wave make you mutter! I am enjoying living in Norway for 5 months and my job includes loads of research about the geology of Norway so I thoroughly enjoyed your film. Thank you.
Nina Ludgate Hi Nina! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Im very happy you liked it! 😁
Have fun on the job in Norway ;)
My background is working as a Film Producer so I know the challenges of delivering a good film. Congrats!
Nina Ludgate Wow amazing! 🤩 Means the World to me, tusen takk!
we still seen this video and its amazing
Wow, I'm kinda speechless. I found this video because I was randomly looking at Google Maps and accidentally scrolled to far north and saw a name there (Ny-Ålesund). Googled it and found your video. Beautifully done.
😍 thanks!
@@tomdreamsbig No probs :) I was looking if there was Tesla dealers in Mexico, then went to europe on the map , then I was like, wth is that city so up north haha. Kinda weird but you have very nice cinematography. Makes me want to tourist remote places.
Same bruh!!!!
One of the best videos I think ive seen on youtube. I would absolutely love to experience all of this, even something as little as waiting in that airport. Really good work man.
Thank you! 😳
@@tomdreamsbig You're very welcome, cant wait to watch more of your stuff! :)
Thank you!!! 😍
What an amazing experience you had there. I was in Longyearbyen last November when it was all dark as I wanted to experience polar night. I really fell in love with Svalbard and I wanna go there again some time when it is bright.
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you got to experience that magical place too! 💙
It was just spectacular..No words to describe the feeling - fantastic.
Arun Kinger Thank you so much Arun! 🙏🏻
You were SO blessed to have had this experience. Nice job making the footage relevant and interesting. Thanks for letting me glimpse this environment from my computer screen.
Allen Miner Thanks Allen! 😇
Wow, true solitude in the wilderness. Great video (looks like you had plenty of battery supply to shoot videos).
this video is pure bliss
I absolutely enjoyed this footage. Just amazing scenery. Thank you for sharing this as almost all of us will never see it with our own eyes.
Spectacular-- thanks for putting the video together!
Thanks for watching Julian!
What a great video. Thank you for sharing this amazing experience with all of us. You captured this experience in a very special way.
Brilliant 🎥🎞📽🎬 👏 🏆
Nice one cheers 🍻👍
Outstanding video. The people r really blessed who lives here. ❤❤❤
You are truly blessed.Thank you for sharing this adventure.
TheTravelmagnet Thank you so much for watching! ✌🏻
15:36 my thoughts exactly! Beautiful video capturing this incredible place
Imponerend Tom! Gaande de video raakt het de kijker steeds meer. Verveelt niet, snelheid blijft erin, afwisselend, goede sfeer waarin je met veel oog voor detail een hoge mate van intimiteit weergeeft waarin natuur, dier en mens elkaar zuiver ontmoeten. Heb genoten en ben er stil van!!
Oh wat aardig, hartstikke bedankt!!!
greetings from Oregon. Let me tell you alil about myself. I love photography, I love National geographic, I love nature, I love beaches and sunsets. Now I love your channel. I just subscribed to it. This is my 2nd video I seen you made and I am so SO impress with it. Thank you so much as I love what I watched. Keep it up my friend.
john wayne Hi John! Thanks a million for that, your words mean the world to me! Cheers
Tis weer een "echte" Tom video, prachtig man!
Video meraviglioso!
Stunning views... very well made video! I hope to go there some time... just beautiful...
Steinn Thanks Steinn! 🤙🏻
One of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
who is singing this song at 8:50? Can I find it somewhere?
Felix Bönigk Hi Felix! Thanks for watching! The music is in the decription! Cheers
I'm surprised there's not some limited tourism there. There would be demand.
There's a lot of tourism on Svalbard in general though.
In 13:00 it was in french, it talked about debuts of "Carlo Ancelloti" as a manager of a football team (Napoli)
thank you for sharing this Tom. Your films are amazing and this one tops the lot.
Thanks Joan! Really appreciate you watching! ;)
"Put my mind on zero." I like that motto. I do that everyday.
Amazing landscapes, wildlife and music.
Thanks for sharing the video, absolutely incredibly beautiful place.
Thank you for watching! 🙂
Just subscribed. Wonderful video. Can't wait to see more.
Tom really nice video, and Felix is right about the song and the ladies voice beautiful like the sirens.. but in 6 months the islands change the beauty is taken by frozen darkness with winds that make you weep..
Hallo Tom
I realy like this film and the music. thank you very much. be blessed.
Thank you very much for watching!
Wow, proper music choice, sir.
14:11 A house in the middle of nowhere! amazing
+genesis bustamante Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful thank you for sharing. Cheers
IV Ruin Thank you for watching!!!
This was astounding
I liked your film. But I wanted to know where you were, what you were doing, description of your living space, identification of those creatures, who else was there etc etc.
Wow juste wow... Tom tu me fais rêver et ta vidéo est magnifique. Emmenes nous encore partout avec toi !
An amazing video in a fantastic place...
Claudiolongoinviaggio Thanks for watching! :)
Thank you, loved this
It's just fascinating to see how people can live in such extreme envoirments!
I know, i feel the same way
So beautiful! Think the average Summer temperatures must be around the same Winter morning temperatures that we have here in South Africa? About 45°F/7°C? Breathtakingly beautiful! Wish I could go there! But in Summer.
Oh my god, thank you for this. This was so beautiful and it made me cry for a bunch of reasons. I especially loved the shots of the flower seed thing blowing in the wind and the man standing in front of the glacial ice. It's not often man gets to stand face to face with living ice that is millions of years old. You're very lucky to have been able to take this trip and we are very lucky you shared it with us.
missanna208802 oh my god!! Thank youuuu 🙏🏻 I really appreciate your kind words! :)
Welcome. Didn't know if you'd read it or not. Also, never stop filming the actual journey to the place. Like you on the stairs, in the hangar, bouncing on th chain link fence...these were all part of what made it feel like I actually got to go with you, in a way. Also, the boots over the water reminded me of childhood. I don't know if you consciously try to pull up these emotions and memories in people or not, but yeah..I thought it was incredible and original. Not like a regular documentary.
You went all the way up there and you brought sparklers!? I really want to go there, thank you for bringing us with!👍🏼
Always! 😃 hope you make it 🔥
Really enjoyed your video. Thank you very much for sharing your trip.
Thanks very much Eric! 🙏🏻🌸
Beautiful. I would be afraid a polar bear would eat me though.
This was very well done, I'm heading to Svalbard in less than a week but think that I will have to skip this town even though it looks beautiful.
tusind takk for turen!
Alessandro Mari Catani Thanks for watching!!
That's not a Norwegian sentence, or rather the first word is wrong.
Merci beaucoup Tom, ta vidéo est superbe y compris la musique, un gros travail et un vrai régal pour nous ! Elle est récente je suppose ? Quel est le nom des oiseaux que l'on voit au début ? As-tu vu des ours ? Nous devrions y venir l'année prochaine...
I found this video when i'm looking for ukraine vs Russia in the googles maps....somehow i found the northest town called Ny alesund and curious how people lives over there. Thanks for the nice video to explore the others side of the world.
I was there!! Expedition cruise around Svalbard.
Hey man how are you
My friends and I really love your videos, if there's more of them upcoming we're waiting, and if not we just want to tell you that your hard work is really appreciated.
I wish you happiness
Hi!! Thanks for the kind words, really appreciate it 😁 a lot is coming! I have filmed many things I just need time to edit it which I will have the coming months and this summer! Very curious to see what you will all think of them ❤️
Thank You... One day I will go..
Great editing !
Excellent video. Our country very hot and your very cold
Enjoyed your video
I love your videos !
4 ohm Thanks so much 🙏🏻👍🏻
Great Video and music it's a special place took a helicopter S61N up to Longyearbyen from Aberdeen Bristow Helicopters and stayed 3 months one day would like to go back
Dave Haddon sounds awesome! Thanks for watching! 💪🏻
Thank you !!!
Hopefully before i die i could live there just for like a month or 2
At 5:47 did she say "You do not have any weapons or clothes with you?"?
XD she says “weapons or flares”
@@tomdreamsbig Oh, now that makes alot more sense, hehe. I could hear it now that I knew what to listen for. Thanks! 😊👍
Man I have always wanted to go to these places.You are so lucky and I am so jealous! lol. One question I had though. I was always told that Alert in Nunavut Canada was the northernmost town on Earth. I mean I guess when you get that far north it's not a huge deal. Do you know which one is further north?
Matthew Martin Hi Matthew! Thanks for watching! Don't be jealous. Be inspired, and do it yourself!
Ny Alesund really is the Northern most! ;) cheers man
Alert (and a handful of other places) ARE further north, but these are permanently settled research stations. While places like Alert and Nord in Greenland do have a fixed and permanent population of a certain number, the individuals of this population rotate in tours/shifts because they are scientists. Ny-Alesund is the farthest north settlement that is a town first--though a big employer is companies that build research stations, so if you want to find the farthest North town whose population is there largely in spite of research purposes, I wonder if I'd include N-A, but I suppose it counts, because it is a town first. Dogfoot23 also has a point about whiteness in viewing these settlements that must also be kept in mind.
But for all practical purposes, from what I can find, Longyearbyen is the most northern accessible, real town. N-A was built as a coal miner's town and has sort of developed into a quasi-research station. Longyearbyen is the farthest north inhabited place that would fit my definition as the northernmost place that is *primarily* a town. But if we are being looser with our definitions, Alert Research Station is the northernmost place on Earth with a permanent population.
Hi, can you tell me the name of the place where the foxes were in your video at about 4:20--- Thank you! Are they common at that place where you filmed them? In march maybe as well? Thank you!
szorpello Hi! Thanks for watching! The foxes were at Nybyen up the road in Longyearbyen! You can technically see them all year but you have to be a bit lucky. Have a nice trip!
Thanks for your answer! Is it worth to go in november or march better?
+szorpello I would say March because in November it will not get light and in march you will have some daylight and also enough night to see the northern lights :)
Thank you very much for your fast answers! We love your videos!
szorpello Thank you sooo much! It’s my biggest passion! Please check out my second last video, it’s also about Spitsbergen and so much better than this one ;)
Can anyone recommend songs similar to the second song with the girl singing? By the way, great video!
Как у нас прям природа. Привет с Певека👋
03:48 how about that pyramid like
Loved the video btw
I subbed for your video. Damn good mate.
One day you're going to have millions of views. Keep up the good work. The music and editing, as well shots are right on point. A little advise from a creative standpoint would be less talking at the beginning. I think an inspirational speech with quick info on where you're about to go is all you need. Rock n roll, let me know if you're ever in NYC!
Did you see Santa up there?
Josue Martinez Not yet... 🤣 maybe one day if he’s up there for a holiday?
It's not the North Pole.
What is the song called the starts at roughly eight minutes? My Shazam won't find it.
It doesn't seem to have a name, but it is a tribute to Ny-Ålesund. Find it here: ruclips.net/video/r2OTg5IS5rw/видео.html
Très beau, mais cela manque de commentaires : il y a beaucoup à dire sur cette petite ville ( son histoire, son statut, les ours, Amundsen etc...)!
This is the one comment about The magnus archive....... probably
👁
Best video of The North Pole
Muito legal.
Hello Tom, Is it possible to use this video in Social media like FB?
Hello yes but please put the youtube link in the post ;)
@@tomdreamsbig Shall I copy directly from YT and upload it and give the youtube link? Just to be sure.
@@tomdreamsbig @TOM DREAMS BIG Shall I copy directly from YT and upload it and give the youtube link? Just to be sure.
In which period of the year you made this video ??? Thank for your answer
Probably summer imo, cause there's less snow, not sure though
@@塔芒森probably , thank you.
Main b svalward ghumna chahta hu..es k liay main kya karu ?
where is Camp Heaven exactly? i think it's best Place i've ever seen
shamilpower92 Hi! Thanks for watching! It's about 2 hours sailing from Ny Alesund towards the south
TOM DREAMS BIG ohw, ok :)
i thought it was all the way North :) btw, wich month did you travelled there?
i would love to teach NY alesund and pyramiden also
Great vid - subbed.
Mt Meru?
Longyearbyen can be translated to Longyear town.
tank you for this video ? but i want to know how i cant to live her? i cant to come without visa??,
Loveeeee
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Ny-Ålesund is *not* the northernmost permanently inhabited place on earth, although in such circumstances the definition of what is a "permanent" population is fluid, as everyone eventually moves away, and the definition of a "town" is also debatable (in the usual common-sense meaning, I would consider *Longyearbyen* to be the northernmost *real* town). There are two research and weather stations further north than Ny-Ålesund: *Eureka,* on Ellesmere Island in Canada, and *Nord,* in far northern Greenland. Both are very small, though, and rarely have more than 10 or 20 people at once in each, and often as few as 5. Greenland has two weather stations that are even further north *(Brønlundhus* and *Kap Harald Moltke),* but they are mostly automated and only occasionally occupied.
However, the absolute record for the northernmost place on earth where there are buildings and a permanent human presence is the Canadian military communications and weather station of *Alert,* also on Ellesmere Island, which is a full three and a half latitude degrees further north than Ny-Ålesund, and little more than 800 km from the North Pole. There are always at least 60 people in Alert, which also makes it a bigger high-Arctic "metropolis" than the Norwegian station.
Make shore the poler bears do not souk the blood out of your budy
Animal at 9:06 ?
Mummee Daddee reindeer ;)
Nice, but the most northwest town is actually longyearbyen, which is only a 20 minute drive from there!
I just returned from Svalbard....brings back so many memories, thank you for posting and I make videos too. Hope you check out my channel also...I'm in the process of posting all my Svalbard/Norway video now. I just subscribed also. Thanks again.
Gjelder hele Svalbard= Applies all of Svalbard
I'm sorry but, Alert is the northernmost *permanently inhabited* place on Earth
(aka town?)
Submarine
This is against the Svalbard convention, any of the citizens of the 40 countries which are signed on this convention are allowed to live in Svalbard, they don't need any invitation.
No, it's not, because entry into Norway is not covered by the treaty. To fly there you have to transit through Norway's mainland. If you have a boat you can visit Svalbard directly without a visa. It's not our problem that you prefer the easy route through Norway and its commercial airlines.
The wikipedia says something different. The northern most inhabited place on earth is ALERT in Nunavut, Canada
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alert,_Nunavut
No, that's a "place", look at the wording. This is an actual town. There's a long list of the world's most northern something or other, but Alert is just a place with many temporary inhabitants, etc.
Hi friend welcome
I'm MOHAMMED a BANGLADESHI citizen often watch without subscribing your channel. Fortunately I subscribed you today. Friend it's my dream to visit any snow country. As I'm not a European how can I visit svalbard. Please show me the right and perfect way. Yes I've travel expences but I've no Norwegian visa. Who'd send me an invitation letter for traveling Svalbard via Norway.
Thank you.
You resemble Joseph Paul Watson.
Music’s terrible and distracting👎🏼