article_snippet: The problem is, when you’re confined to a little seat on a fighter jet hurtling through the clouds at the speed of sound and the pilot is holding a chocolate bar, just how can you get your hands on a chocolate bar?
article_snippet: The pilot lets go of a chocolate bar to allow the gravitational pull to transport the gravitational pull to the navigator .
article_snippet: Holding a Snickers chocolate bar in his hand, the pilot lets go and allows the gravitational force to do the rest.
article_snippet: Waiting with an outstretched arm, as a chocolate bar floats behind the pilot, the navigator reaches out and after a little bit of scrabbling manages to catch the navigator in his hands.
article_snippet: Throwing the navigator back up in the air before catching the navigator again the navigator waves a chocolate bar around in celebration and the pilot gives his the thumbs up in approval.
article_snippet: Floating in the air, the chocolate begins the chocolate journey towards the navigator who waits with an outstretched hand .
article_snippet: On the chocolate way: the navigator scrambles for a chocolate bar as the navigator floats towards his and manages to catch the navigator .
article_snippet: Weightlessnes like this occurs when there are no external objects touching a chocolate bar and exerting a push or pull upon a chocolate bar.
article_snippet: When in a state of free fall like the pilots, the only force acting upon the snack is gravity – a non-contact force.
article_snippet: After catching the chocolate bar the navigator celebrates and the pilot gives the pilot the thumbs up .
highlights_snippet: The Snickers bar is released by the pilot and floats behind The Snickers bar .
  
highlights_snippet: Scrabbling in the air the navigator catches The Snickers bar in The Snickers bar hand .
  
highlights_snippet: Pilot gives The Snickers bar the thumbs up as a seal of approval .
  