If you read Fravor's comments and take them at face value (which we have to do, because there's no other way to verify them), the object is either breaking the laws of physics, or operating so far out of our knowledge of physics, it doesn't matter. I suggest you re-read the written accounts he gave, it might help guide your understanding of the significance of them, rather than simply trying to brush the specific details under the carpet, which you're repeatably doing, in a rather moronic way - and probably because you can't do anything else.
If this was a courtroom and we were trying to determine whether or not Fravor was telling the truth, we wouldn't be making assumptions on what he said, or drawing inference - we'd be focusing on the exact specific things he said, then looking at the evidence.
There is no evidence, none, nothing, zero.
Therefore - the only thing we have to go on, is his verbal account, so there's very little to go on anyway - whether or not you take it literally, and the moment you take it literally - it falls apart for the reasons I've laid out.
It depends which incident.
The problem is, there's a number of different incidents which occurred with different accounts at different times, but nothing very specific and only really in verbal statements - there's practically no evidence at all anywhere, other than the video - which again, doesn't really show anything unusual.
If you watched that video with no knowledge that it was the centre of a 'UFO' investigation, you probably wouldn't think anything special of it at all.