The World Trade Center's south tower collapsed at 9:59 a.m. ET on
9/11, bringing the disaster that had been unfolding far above the street
crashing down to engulf those below.
Smoke and flames billow as United Airlines Flight 175 crashes into the
World Trade Center's south tower on 9/11, killing everyone aboard and
hundreds more inside the building
A lone person stands on a New York City street, seen after the twin towers' collapse on 9/11.
This famous photograph, known as Falling Man captures the plunge of
an unknown victim of 9/11 from the north tower one of many who jumped or
fell to their deaths from the upper floors of the World Trade Center.
the twin towers burn behind one of New York City's iconic landmarks, the Empire State Building, on 9/11.
U.S. President George W. Bush comforts New York City firefighter Lt. Lenard Phelia during a September 14 visit to ground zero.
This famous photograph, known as Falling Man captures the plunge of
an unknown victim of 9/11 from the north tower one of many who jumped or
fell to their deaths from the upper floors of the World Trade Center. 
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