KATE UPTON
One Small Step for Swimsuit - One Giant Step for Mankind
Upton proves there is no "sag" in Zero Gravity
February 25, 2014
By: O. J. Cunningham
Zero Gravity
When I say weightless . . .
What do you think of?
If you're anything like the photographers and videographers at Sports Illustrated . . . you think of Kate Upton.
Say What?
Yup . . . You read it correctly . . .
After spending two weeks on an island taking pictures of scantily clad models for the 50th edition of the Sports Illustrated Calendar . . . the marketing gurus at SI decided to take the buxom Kate Upton for a ride on NASA's "Zero-Gravity Simulator" to get a close-up, personal look at what "weightless" really looks like . . . on a super-model.
I think we could raise $10K and send Josh Sharrow and a photographer.
I know a lot of Facebook peeps that might throw in a few bucks to see Josh weightless.
In case you missed it . . . here's a preview video of Upton on a recent Jimmy Fallon Interview where Fallon actually suggested the idea of a space-weightless experience.
And here's the actual video of Upton . . . with commentary . . . . floating.
For Upton's shoot, the Zero G company flew a series of 13 weightless parabolas and four parabolas imitating lunar gravity, according to ZERO-G.
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