I live only in the moment in this strange, unmortal space, crowded with beauty, pierced with danger.

The line evokes the heightened consciousness of someone operating at the edge of human limits—where attention collapses into the present because distraction can be fatal. “Strange, unmortal space” suggests an environment (often read as the sky or the cockpit’s world) that feels outside ordinary time: not literally immortal, but experienced as detached from everyday life and its routines. The juxtaposition “crowded with beauty, pierced with danger” captures the double nature of such experience: awe at vastness and elegance, alongside the ever-present possibility of catastrophe. It frames risk not as mere thrill-seeking but as a condition that intensifies perception and makes the present moment feel absolute.