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Does aeroplane emit smoke if not where does the exhaust gases go?
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∙ 13y ago
of course it emits "smoke" you mean exhaust? it has to go somewhere, if it's a propeller plane it has an exhaust just like car, if it's a turbine, it has an exhaust outlet, if it's a jet engine, the exhaust is self explanatory
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