# Fravor says the recording crew saw no infrared exhaust plume, which a jet at that range would normally show.

> Fravor says the recording crew saw no infrared exhaust plume, which a jet at that range would normally show.

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# Fravor says the recording crew saw no infrared exhaust plume, which a jet at that range would normally show.

Fravor says the recording crew saw no infrared exhaust plume, which a jet at that range would normally show.

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## What it bears on 1 answer

[The apparent acceleration is an artefact of the field-of-view change and loss of track; the object is a…](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/nimitz-encounter/answers/ANS0D1SBZ0E19AH/the-apparent-acceleration-is-an-artefact-of-the-field-of)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Fravor says the recording crew saw no infrared exhaust plume, which a jet at that range would normally show. [Evidence EVD0D1SBZG27P9N]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D1SBZG27P9N
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