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Understanding the physiology changes to lungs in space travel is essential. Parabolic flights taken by pilots simulate this very well and give us a good understanding.

Understanding the physiology changes to lungs in space travel is essential. Parabolic flights taken by pilots simulate this very well and give us a good understanding.

Crew boarded g force one in florida for their top secret photo shoot. talk at manual labor. the plane climbed steeply, then dives. at the top of the hump, passengers experience weightlessness for about 30 seconds. and pay 5,000 bucks to fly up and down about 15 times. but now it was kate upton's turn. zero g or bust. >> twirling, i was upside down. it was one of my favorite experiences so far in my life. >> reporter: zero gravity flights have a reputation for being so-called vomit comets. but the company zero g says only 4% of their passengers actually get sick. and kate upton wasn't one of th...

>> reporter: zero gravity flights have a reputation for being so-called vomit comets. but zero g says only 4% of their passengers actually get sick and kate upton wasn't one of them. >> kate was a dream up there. >> reporter: company president teres brewster notes the fuselage is padded so when gravity returns you don't get hurt. in her teeny weeny $35 bikinis from target she, was wearing less than sandra bullock did in "gravity." it seemed to be channelling the famous opening credit scene from "barbarella." not only did jane fonda do a spacy striptees but the credits maintained fonda's modest...

Kate in the "sports illustrated" crew boarded g force one in florida for their top secret photo shoot. talk about manual labor. the plane climbed steeply, then dives. at the top of the hump, passengers experience weightlessness for about 30 seconds. and pay 5,000 bucks to fly up and down about 15 times. but now it was kate upton's turn. zero g or bust. >> twirling, i was upside down. it was one of my favorite experiences so far in my life. >> reporter: zero gravity flights have a reputation for being so-called vomit comets. but the company zero g says only 4% of their passengers actually get s...