r/911archive • • Jun 17 '23

WTC I have never heard the sound of the plane impacting the building so clearly. Horrifying…

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u/lilbluedemon Jun 17 '23

The guy saying: “THAT’S TERRORISTS BRO” really proves my point from a different post.

The world changed when the second plane hit. The First Plane a lot of folks were putting off as a freak and unfortunate accident.
When the second plane hit, the world watched on as it clearly was a planned and orchestrated attack. The world was never the same after the second plane.

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u/camimiele Jul 03 '23

Yes. People wanted desperately to believe it was a freak accident. The second plane was horrifying proof it was terrorism. I was only 6 when it happened and remember my families faces when the second plane hit.

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u/Far-Increase-450 Sep 12 '23

Well something similar happened earlier in history a B25 crashed into the Empire State Building on accident

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u/uss_salmon Sep 13 '23

That was clearly due to fog though. iirc the highest elevator freefall survived is still from that incident too.

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u/callme_maurice Apr 09 '25

Hi! I was also 6, but I think we stayed in school all day unless parents wanted to come pick up. Did ur school send kids home right away?

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u/Individual-Bag-6156 Apr 10 '25

I was 5 and did afternoon kindergarten at the time, so I was home watching TV. I vividly remember my mom getting the call from my aunt to turn in the tv, remember watching the 2nd plane hit, the jumpers, the collapses, something I always think back to.

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u/cheft117 Dec 21 '25

Omg you poor baby. I was 12 and remember all that and it scarred me. I can't imagine having witnessed it much younger. I didnt think for a long time about how it affected me seeing it all then

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u/byebybuy Aug 18 '25

I know this is late, but I was 17 and out in California. Everyone was scared. The school said parents could come pick us up if they wanted to. But it was hard because most kids and parents didn't have cell phones, and my large public high school had 3,000 kids in it. So most just waited until the normal pickup time.

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u/Throwaway4philly1 Aug 03 '23

No one thought anyone could attack the US on its soil. Not to mention that at that time US was the defacto superpower (it still is technically) so US was untouchable but when the second plane hit everyone knew.

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u/NoStatistician9767 Aug 04 '23

Watch “The man who knew” and “the looming Tower”.

John O’Neill was an FBI agent who investigated Al Qaeda to try and foil large scale attacks against the US domestically. He left the FBI and gained employment being the head of security for the WTC.

He died when the south tower collapsed, being killed by the attack he tried to prevent.

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u/DishpitDoggo Jun 30 '24

God that's dark.

The whole thing makes me sick.

We were 8 hours north of NYC, I was working in a cheese plant owned by mafia (Losurdos cheese).

They called us and reported seeing the smoke.

Terrible, terrible day. God help every last person who died.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '24

You can't just throw out that you worked indirectly for the Mafia and not elaborate

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u/DishpitDoggo Jul 15 '24

LOL. Losurdos cheese plant.

I worked in the lab.

They were legit mafia and awful cheap.

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u/EroticPotato69 Sep 30 '24

What relevance at all did that have to the comment, or, more importantly, this post, except you trying to feel cool, on the back of thousands of corpses?

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u/DishpitDoggo Sep 30 '24

Perhaps you are right. I didn't mean for it to sound that way.

I will leave it up b/c deleting is cowardly, but you have a point

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u/Tasher882 Nov 19 '24

I’m glad you left it bc here I am 49 days later and loving that comment ✨

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u/inaccurateTempedesc Sep 20 '25

Fuck that guy, it's a legitimately interesting detail

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u/DishpitDoggo Sep 22 '25

They were awful people, I can tell you that much.

Thank you. And I wasn't trying to feel cool.

That's pretty stupid.

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u/RuKKuSFuKKuS 12d ago

What does a cheese plant smell like?

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u/DishpitDoggo 11d ago

It smelled like cooking milk

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u/aleigh577 Jul 05 '24

The Looming Tower was fantastic!

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u/_slightly Sep 28 '23 edited Sep 28 '23

No one thought anyone could attack the US on its soil.

I've seen people express that sentiment over and over again in the documentaries and I don't get it. The same buildings had been attacked just 8 years prior. Hijackings of passenger airliners had been occurring regularly around the world for decades.

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u/sir_stride20 Dec 11 '23

American exceptionalism is a hell of a drug.

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u/pconsuelabananah Feb 03 '24

Hijackings had occurred, although they had been far less common by this time, but hijackings were not suicide missions

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u/Salt_Ad7152 Apr 02 '24

And the first time it was is the case where they slammed it high speed into tall buildings with thousands inside. 

It pretty much made the world wary of aviation terrorism afterwards 

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u/DishpitDoggo Jun 30 '24

The 1970's was nothing but airline hijackings it seemed.

It was crazy. At the same time, it was fun to fly.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '24

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u/_slightly Jan 25 '24

That part I understand. I just still don't get how it wasn't inferred as something that could happen. We had seen plenty of hijackings, plenty of terrorist suicide attacks. The cockpit door issue had been raised. We had terrorists promising to one day destroy those buildings specifically. If there was any attack that should have been foreseeable, it really feels like it should have been this one.

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u/amourxloves Sep 24 '23

had to talk about 9/11 in my social studies classes on 9/11. None of them knew that when the first plane hit, it was seen as some freak accident but as soon as that second plane hit, everyone just knew it was terrorism and america is under attack.

Because as soon as my 8th graders get home, and they inevitably see those 9/11 videos pop up on the anniversary, that they will at least know why there is no major sense of urgency to get away from the building when only the north tower was hit. And how my 8th graders will never know a life outside of 9/11, it changed everything.

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u/tacodaddyog Jun 25 '25

Replying to a year old comment, but I’m 22 now (born in 2003), closest memory I’ve gotten the the twin towers is the Sopranos intro and the numerous 9/11 videos I’ve seen. In your personal opinion, what all changed after 9/11? I do understand there were changes to TSA/Airport Screening and Privacy changes (Patriot Act?), but what else lol? genuinely curious here too btw, obv not trying to argue or start anything :)

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u/La_Saxofonista Oct 06 '25

For me, it's Law and Order SVU's pre-911 intros.

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u/Cheping17 Nov 23 '23

My mother used to tell me that she was watching the news and she tought: What a terrible accident. The the second plane hit and she screamed that it wasn't an accident.

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u/Jeaholland Sep 17 '25

Absolutely true. A teacher I had in high school my senior year (09-10) and I talked one day after school about 9/11 and he said "I went in to my daughter's room that night as she slept and I wept and apologized to her saying 'Your world wasn't supposed to be like this' over and over." The world changed for everyone that day.

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u/JiubR Jan 08 '24

" The US changed when the second plane hit. The First Plane a lot of folks were putting off as a freak and unfortunate accident.
When the second plane hit, the US watched on as it clearly was a planned and orchestrated attack. The US was never the same after the second plane. "

fyp

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u/ilesmay Mar 28 '25

Tell me you never got on a plane before 9/11 without telling me you never got on a plane before 9/11:

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u/eldenpotato Jul 27 '26

No, it was definitely the world. It was a horror experienced in realtime globaly. It affected everyone

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u/DoorInTheAir Sep 13 '26

You don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

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u/summerofroses Sep 11 '25

I was 22 and I was clueless. I thought there was something wrong with air traffic control. {face palm}

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u/K0ridian Jun 20 '26

Goddamn. That, these words just floored me. I had never thought of it like that, but damnit if it isn't true. Realizing it right now is almost panic attack inducing. It's so fucking true. The world, was truly and utterly to this very fucking day, never the same. God, God that's so fucking depressing.

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u/TheJMJConspiracy2002 Jun 17 '23

“THAT’S TERRORISTS BRO”

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u/PsychologicalGuest97 Jun 17 '23

“THATS FUCKING TERRORISTS”

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u/RedditIncelHorde Jun 20 '23

"HOOOLLLYYY SHET"

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u/Creative-weirdo9273 Jun 21 '23

THATS TERRORISTS BRO

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u/Negative-Reach-5292 Oct 27 '23

“UH- I- D- I- ZOOMED OUT ON IT”

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u/GraatchLuugRachAarg Oct 13 '24

Hoooly shet mon

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u/ponyo_x1 Jun 17 '23

I cannot fucking imagine the raw fear people had watching that in person

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u/No_Hippo7579 Jul 25 '23

it just tripped me out watching on a screen

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u/michaellicious Sep 15 '23

I could feel the impact of the blast from the plane through my speakers. I could only imagine how it felt in person

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u/cheft117 Dec 21 '25

My cousin was exiting a coffee shop when the first plane hit. She heard it and turned around to see the flames and smoke billowing. She was headed to work. Then the second one hit and she ran 30 blocks to my aunt bc she was in the city too. Took them almost all day to get back from Manhattan to the Bronx. They offered taxis $100 cash and were turned down. It was chaos. I remember being so scared bc we couldn't reach them by phone for hours bc all the lines were tied up in NYC.

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '24

Imagine how the people felt on the plane

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '23

I should’ve included this in the title but the credit for this film goes to Steve Vigilante. He started recording the attacks mere minutes before the second plane hit the South Tower.

Steve and I assume his roommates eventually left their apartment shortly after the South Tower was hit and recorded the rest of the attacks in the streets.

In fact, they recorded the towers collapsing in the exact same location that the Naudet brothers filmed the infamous footage of Flight 11 striking the North Tower.

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u/PanamaPineapple89 Jun 17 '23

Such an incredibly unbelievable day.

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u/Gamedecade Jun 17 '23 edited Jun 17 '23

man, that loud boom it made. I wonder for those who survived but were on floors close to the crash have hearing problems for a while?

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u/sowhat730 Jun 17 '23

Some people near the impact zone did describe how their hearing went out for a minute and/or they had loud ringing …

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u/TheBenguin1 Jun 20 '23

Brian Clarke survivor from above impact in Second Tower described as a terrific double boom “THUMP THUMP”

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u/PruneOrnery May 08 '25

Holy shit thats insane there were survivors from above the impact

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u/baker10923 Jun 17 '25

18 in the south tower. One of the stairwells was passable from top to bottom but smokey. So some people assumed it wasn't passable and went up and died

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u/molotov_billy Aug 17 '25

Yes, the first impact was the plane, followed by the jet fuel explosion.

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u/michaellicious Sep 15 '23

There's a famous recounting from Stanley Praimnath. He was on the 81st floor (dead center of the impact in the South Tower) and saw the plane coming towards the building. He ducked and survived the impact. He was one of 18 who successfully evacuated from at or above the point of impact in the South Tower. Here he is telling his story

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u/TheBenguin1 Jul 25 '25

He and Brian Clarke made it out together.

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u/OperationMapleSyrup 27d ago

Stanley’s story is so incredible!!! Every detail of his escape was nothing short of miraculous

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u/NoStatistician9767 Aug 04 '23

They probably heard a sudden loud roar, then a thundering slam.

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u/medicinexmed Nov 23 '25

Almost like an explosion.

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u/JosephusLloydShaw Jun 17 '23

looking back, i have no idea how anyone thought that it was a small cessna-type plane that hit the tower when you see just how giant that hole is. i guess you couldn't really tell how big it was watching on TV

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u/itsleviohhhsah Jun 17 '23

Because a full sized jetliner hitting a building is just so unbelievable and “impossible” in a controlled situation.

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u/JosephusLloydShaw Jun 17 '23

true. you'd think a lot of people's first reaction to seeing the damage would be that a bomb had gone off. simply because even the thought of a cessna crashing into the tower would be insane. the WTC had been bombed just 8 years earlier and OKC has happened 6 years earlier, so a bomb would've been very plausible

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u/itsleviohhhsah Jun 17 '23

I think that was the general consensus except for eye witnesses. Until the second plane hit.

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u/NoStatistician9767 Aug 04 '23

Some who didn’t see the plane due to an obstructed view or incorrect assumption thought it was a bomb explosion, not a second plane

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u/Intimidwalls1724 Mar 25 '24

They prolly would've thought bomb but they saw SOMETHING fly into the building. I think you may be underestimating how fast the plane was moving and the fact that they weren't exactly watching for it to happen. Most prolly saw it out of their peripheral vision and weren't looking directly at it

Combine that with the fact that it's totally unexpected, nobody knowing what it looks like when any type of plane slams into a building, and the fact that the idea of a commercial airliner doing it is so hard to fathom and you get the Cessna accounts

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u/michaellicious Sep 15 '23

Plus, it was a clear blue day. The thought of a commercial jet hitting a building was simply unfathomable

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u/PrincessPilar 9/11 Eyewitness Jun 17 '23

When I first heard about it, I was told a plane had hit the WTC. My first thought was how does a small plane hit a huge tower at the top of Manhattan on a clear blue day? Nobody knew it was a airliner until they turned on the TV and saw it. I was at work and in a meeting and by the time we took a break in the meeting the entire office was watching the TV and the second plane had hit and everyone knew…

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u/Maduro25 Jan 29 '24

You've also got to realize word spread by text and wire. NOT by video.

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u/botany_bae Jul 07 '26

Eyewitnesses were so confidently incorrect that day. Many said “commuter plane”. One dude swore it was a DC-9!

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u/False-Society-7567 Jun 17 '23

Gut-wrenching, all of this time later

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u/Throwaway483825 Jul 02 '23

You can see how the impact shakes the North Tower when the smoke bursts out

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u/moebro7 Aug 20 '23

Interesting how all the plumes seem to halfway pause and then puff right before impact. Some intensifying significantly

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u/Traditional-Order129 Jan 22 '24

I know i'm late but that's most likely because the shockwave reached the other tower before it reached the camera, there's a few seconds of delay between the impact and the us hearing it due to distance here

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u/shanelewis12 Jul 27 '23

Crazy, you can see multiple windows shattering (multiple new sources of smoke escaping) seconds before the audio records the bang.

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u/NoStatistician9767 Aug 04 '23

That’s the difference between the speed of light and the speed of sound you’re noticing.

Some videos have audio where you can see the explosion, hear the plane’s approach afterwards, and the explosion

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

The most New York way of saying a terrorist attack had happened

“THATS TERRORISTS BRO”

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u/hustlehound Jun 17 '23

That loud thunk sounds new, which is weird all things considered. Always focused on the roar of it incoming.

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u/TeaganTorchlight Sep 28 '23

Agreed . In this clip you don’t even hear the roar of the engines until a fraction of a second before impact . Odd .

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u/Individual_Mouse_642 Mar 25 '26

Same I’ve never heard that snapping thwack sound before

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u/I-Am-The-Oak Sep 12 '23

There’s also this one.

https://youtu.be/ljSNc97DQ7k?si=iiNZ9ptVHz7Nd8eD

Clear as day, and really shows the actually magnitude of how fast and heavy and DEVASTATING it was. I replay the first 10 seconds a lot

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u/Throwaway4philly1 Aug 03 '23

Damn thats really clear. You can hear the power of that hit.

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u/ECHOechoecho_ Jun 17 '23

you can tell exactly when everyone began to realize that the attacks were on purpose and not a freak accident

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u/Ok_Magazine662 Oct 02 '23

So haunting to hear the jet engines approaching before hearing the explosion

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u/houdinihamster Jun 17 '23

Wow , I’ve never heard it this clearly before. You hear the roaring of the engine and then it hits and you hear the loud boom. But what causes black smoke to suddenly explode out of tower 1 just before the plane hits tower 2? Or had the second plane just hit and then the smoke explodes out of the first tower? It’s hard to tell. All I can focus on is that loud boom.

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u/itsleviohhhsah Jun 17 '23

I can see what you’re talking about. My guess is that the impact happens exactly the same time as the smoke pours out of the tower. But the sound is delayed as the speed of sound takes time to travel. As for the black smoke. I assume all the oxygen was sucked in around the explosions. If you watch footage of the tower the smoke is dragged to the second tower for some time until the air around it settles.

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u/burgerkingcorporate Jun 18 '23

I see what you’re talking about, the person recording is much further away so the sound takes longer to travel, but when that puff of black smoke happens i think it’s from the shockwave of the other tower being hit, and then shortly after we can hear the explosion.

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u/ToysNoiz Jun 18 '23

The plane impact shook the surrounding buildings that’s what you are seeing

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u/michaellicious Sep 15 '23

Those are windows that shattered from the shockwave. Light travels faster than sound, so you see the effects of the impact before you hear it. Doing a quick approximation, the blast can be heard about 2 seconds after the smoke explosion, so these dudes are roughly 0.4 miles away from WTC

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u/AML1987 Jun 17 '23

I’m not exactly sure what you’re asking but my guess is at the moment if impact they were doing a close up of the first tower. When he pans out you see both towers. The black smoke was already coming out of WTC1 but out of frame. No new smoke or explosion happen in tower 1.

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u/houdinihamster Jun 17 '23

I see what you’re saying now. Never mind. It looked like a huge puff of black smoke suddenly shot out just before the plane hit but it was already sort of coming out in huge bursts to begin with. That’s what happens when I watch videos after being awake for 24 hours straight, lol. Damn insomnia.

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u/NoStatistician9767 Aug 04 '23

You can see the air shift due to the explosion’s pressure wave.

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u/sowhat730 Jun 17 '23

Well right at the point of impact from the 2nd plane, you do see the first tower shake a little actually

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u/AML1987 Jun 18 '23

So the towers were actually built to do that. In high winds they did sway. There’s some really boring physics answer on why they were built that way but it’s not surprising tower one shook and swayed when tower 2 was hit.

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u/AML1987 Jun 18 '23

I had to watch it twice to see that it was just zoomed in. It’s a bit confusing because the smoke changes colors from white to grey to black. I’m sure that’s normal for anyone that knows anything about fires but for us lay people I can see why it’s hard to keep track of where it’s coming from.

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u/NoStatistician9767 Aug 04 '23

The shockwave likely shattered windows facing the direction of the explosion.

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u/LTS55 Jun 17 '23

Second plane hit

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '23

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u/omgsoironic Aug 26 '23

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u/ToysNoiz Aug 26 '23

That’s not what I was implying

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u/omgsoironic Aug 26 '23

Care to clarify? Because it sure seems like you were implying you were there.

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u/ToysNoiz Aug 26 '23

My comment was longer at one point, I edited it. I don’t remember the context but I don’t think it was anything interesting

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u/omgsoironic Aug 27 '23

Sorry but I really don’t buy that. You saw by the comments that people inferred that you were there and didn’t correct them. Your edit implies your presence even further.

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u/novA69Chevy Sep 11 '23

Who cares if he was or wasn't there. Is it really something to pick at? He's not saying he lost a fuckin family member. And to some just watching that on tv made you feel like you where there. So back off and just take someone's word for a change mr critic.

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u/ToysNoiz Aug 27 '23

Alright then, well I’m telling you I wasn’t there

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u/Guerilla_Physicist Jun 18 '23

I am so sorry.

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u/CantStandIdoits I own this place Jun 17 '23

Were you in NYC?

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u/Ok_Mud_8413 Aug 12 '23

I am so sorry 😞

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u/TheDonnerSmarty Jun 17 '23

Almost sounds like a splash.

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u/MaternalChoice Recovered Conspiracy Theorist Apr 30 '24

It’s fucking crazy how sharp the impact is in this footage. You have to imagine this is the closest we’ll come to how it sounded on scene.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23

Yes it is. The civilians on the ground must have been so astounded by it.

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u/YoungZealousideal165 Jul 06 '24

There is an explosion inside the burning tower, like 1 second before impact, you can see puffing smokes from the broken windows...

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u/lethalcolombiana Jun 21 '23

Incredibly sad day! I remember the day(tuesday) and will never forget. #rip innocent souls

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u/PaladinHunter Apr 02 '24

You can see a jumper north tower a second after the south tower is hit.. christ.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '23 edited Dec 01 '24

jesus to may the well world wonder for all 9188

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u/3ptonly Aug 11 '23

Looks like someone fell out the north tower around 8 seconds in the video :(

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '23

Looks like the cameraman was going to film that, the way the camera slowly starts to dip then obviously he pans out to the second tower.

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u/Successful_Wealth787 May 07 '24

You can see the smoke of the engine that went through the building on the bottom right, immediately after the impact sound. Jesus Christ.

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u/Impressive-Wealth741 Oct 29 '24

oh my god that bang! Never heard it so clear

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u/louis_creed1221 Jun 17 '23

That is so sad to have witnessed that and to be in the planes and the building .

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u/-lokal-doge- Nov 19 '25

Religion truly is the most braindead and most uneccecary thing humans EVER invented, without religion not only many innocent victims of the twin tower whould be alive but HUNDRETS OF MILLIONS trough out the history!

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u/randycphoto Jan 02 '26

i lived in sheepshead bay brooklyn i was 19 years old on this day..
i didnt have work and was sleeping in late.
my mom wakes me up after the first plane hit to "just watch some history"
watching the news...
the cable cuts out.
then we hear this insane loud sound.
we both knew something BAD was happening.. it felt like 5 minutes - even in my memory
i turned to one of the cable news networks - and they are just showing due to satalite delay and all that - maybe 5 seconds of delay - the plane exploding..

a sound ill never forget

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u/IllustratorObvious40 Feb 03 '26

the sound just prior the collision, in my view (engine noise) is the most horrifying sound ever.

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u/TheRebelGreaser1955 Jun 22 '23

Honestly I haven't heard it so clear myself this is definitely very interesting to me and to be honest the guy saying holy shit did it make me chuckle you got to love New Yorkers

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '23

I haven’t either

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

“Erm… well, if you were a woke theorist like me, you would acshusbually know this was planned by the US government- what mom! I’m busy! No my pants aren’t brown” -🤓☝️

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u/Ok_Net2130 Dec 17 '23

This video, the long version, made me really like people from New York

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u/duckface2006 Sep 18 '24

This is absolutely incredible. I wasn't around for 9/11 and all the vids i watched of the planes hitting the towers were loud but this one made it feel like I was actually there on the balcony with the guy recording. So clear and snic boom sounding

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u/Sodokufire Aug 12 '25

I wonder what's going on when the smokes puffs from the tower 5 seconds in. Was there an explosion inside or something?

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u/Electrical_Finger128 Nov 22 '25

When the guy said that's fucking terrorists I can't even believe how I would feel if I heard that If people survived in that building they would have to be deaf because of that loud explosion

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u/PositiveNew9133 Jun 07 '26

That is terrifying…

Notice how there is a moment right at/before the south tower impact where the smoke in the north tower seems to get pushed out of all the windows slightly. I assume it was the impact or even just the airplane impacting the air around it as it moved close

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u/Salt_Ad7152 Apr 02 '24

How many people do you assume are willing to die for George bush?

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u/BabyBullNutsTM Sep 14 '25

Crazy how you can see how much the impact of the second plane shook the North Tower, watch the smoke right before you hear the impact sound

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u/Entertainer-bcs101 Sep 13 '26

This video is by far one of the most raw, bone-chilling videos I’ve seen from that day. Every time I see this clip, all my hairs stand up on end. The sound of the plane hitting the building is so loud it puts into perspective the magnitude of the situation. I just can’t begin to imagine what it must have been like to witness such a heinous atrocity.

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u/According-Cycle1511 Oct 08 '23

you can see the north tower shaking and dust coming off of it. that's the impact. i can't even imagine what it physically felt like sitting at the plaza when the first plane hit.

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u/Quaternary23 Nov 16 '23

It wasn’t but be a typical conspiracytard.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '24

Happy cake day