William Shatner, 90, details physical toll space took on his body ‘Can I endure this?’
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express.co.ukWilliam Shatner made history on Wednesday when he became the oldest person to go to space at 90 years old.The actor famed for playing Captain Kirk has since revealed what the unique experience felt like for a person of his age.Live on the Today Show yesterday, Shatner admitted the experience was both “humbling” and “overwhelming”.He went on to explain: “Another factor of this whole thing is, I keep saying ‘Oh, yeah, no, I’m not 90.
I ride horses!’”“The whole physical experience of mounting that gantry, of getting into that chair, of being weightless and having five Gs and suddenly, as I’m coming down, I’m thinking ‘You know something, I’m 90 years old!’”He also said that he was taken aback by the blackness of space, speaking about how he.
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