“The capsule is hermetic, it's got four layers of insulation. It can float,
roll down hills, and land upside down – without being damaged,” Evgeny
explains.
“It cannot be destroyed by tremors, or lava, or magnetic storms. This is
where the shower will be, and the air purification systems. It can house up
to four people for 40 days and costs $80,000.”

Das Ding würde nicht den kleinsten Sturm überdauern. Man sieht in dem Filmchen, dass das Ganze lediglich aus einem Skelett aus Holzlatten ist, welches mit Alufolie belegt ist (z.B. bei 1:51 sieht man die Nägel mit denen die Folie festgetackert ist ).
Einen Berg hinunterrollen, auf den Füßen landen und das ohne Beschädigung: lol, da kommen nur Einzelteile unten an.
Am besten gefiel mir die "wasserdichte" Eingangsluke.
Für einen Kindergarten zum Raumschiff-Entenpreis-Spielen sicher eine nette Angelegenheit, mehr nicht.

=> entweder ein Spinner oder ein 2012 Geschäftemacher

Gruß
WG

Man builds doomsday capsule to survive 2012

"On an abandoned battery farm not far from Moscow, is a warehouse in which he keeps the object that he believes will save humanity when the end of the world is nigh: the Doomsday Capsule.
Evgeny admits that many laughed when he first revealed his proposal for the life capsule one year ago. Now that he has built it, he says people are taking him seriously.

“The capsule is hermetic, it's got four layers of insulation. It can float, roll down hills, and land upside down – without being damaged,” Evgeny explains.
“It cannot be destroyed by tremors, or lava, or magnetic storms. This is where the shower will be, and the air purification systems. It can house up to four people for 40 days and costs $80,000.”

Ubiyko has already recruited a band of neighbors, who have booked their places in the capsule.
And if the end of the world does not come in two years, Evgeny says his capsules can be used as saunas or industrial fridges, and recommends that the government order several thousand immediately."