THE 3 VIEWS IN SEQUENCE
The three pictures below are from three different cameras,
and each show something odd in the sky above the Trade Center.
1
In the image from The Washington Post (2)
the dark spots on top of the bright orange ball
of flame haven't developed yet, as seen in the
Fox News video still (3). So the Post picture
was taken an instant before the Fox photo.
2
3
The sequential pictures seen here on the left and on the home page are from DRUDGEREPORT.COM, which is where I learned of the Fox News video. There was a link to the original video at foxnews.com. Of course, I went to foxnews.com and saw the video many times. I also made still shots from the video. Unfortunately, the video is no longer available for viewing at foxnews.com.  But you can see the video HERE.

When one sees the video, it's obvious that the object enters the frame near the upper left corner; but screen captures of the object coming into the picture are useless because the object is fuzzy and smoky gray, thus blending into the billowing smoke like a slinking black cat merging with shadows in the night.

That being said, click HERE to see where the invisible cat enters. Please use your browser back button to return.
If three cameras aren't enough to convince you that there was something odd above the towers that deserves investigation, here's a FOURTH camera angle that shows a shadowy object in the "right" place at the right time. That "shadow" is circled in the same image below. (In the 1, 2, 3 sequence at the top of this page, this "shadow pic" would be 2.5.)
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THIS IS NOT THE VIDEO

This animated GIF was found on a Japanese website. Whoever made it used only frames where the object is in the sky to the right of the towers.


Again, this is NOT the video.  The GIF is here solely to help give you an impression of the video, in which the object unquestionably entered the frame in the upper left through the smoke - well above the towers.  To see the frame where the object entered, and why it's pointless to show those frames, click HERE. (The same "invisible cat" link is in the middle of this page.)

NETSCAPE USERS: The object in the animated GIF may appear to be moving MUCH faster than in the original video.
Click this pic for a large version
of the "shadow" image and some pertinent comments about this image.
The above pics were taken from the East.
Contents and Large Image Film Sequence The object captured by another camera - view from the West
Mystery Dots Circled in Pics
Next page -- A view from the West