No. I have seen in a stack fire caused by a jet engine (at 2 in the morning.)
In a wood-burning chimney, creosote from the wood, especially pine, collects in the flue. If the temperature gets hot enough, the material ignites into a full, open-throated roar, like unto a jet engine.
It’s blasting upwards, and the flames coming out of the chimney light up the surrounding neighborhood.
Early scientists, among whom I would place Benjamin Franklin, saw that there was a potential there, if they could figure out how to take advantage of it.
Thus eventually was born the jet engine.