Official 9/11 Memorial Museum Tribute In Time-Lapse 2004-2014
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"EarthCam Premieres 20 Year 9/11 Anniversary Time-Lapse Film, ‘Never Forgotten’
Documenting two decades of the rescue, recovery and rebuilding at the World Trade Center site"
A letter from the CEO & Founder of EarthCam:
It's been a heroic undertaking to rebuild downtown New York City after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Within days of this national tragedy, I personally installed a camera to webcast the rescue and recovery for the families, and the world, to see the brave determination of first responders. As the recovery effort continued, we installed more cameras to document the rebuilding and construction of the site. This commemorative time-lapse honors the victims of 9/11 and is dedicated to their families and friends, with special gratitude to the first responders and the steadfast construction teams.
A super hardworking team at EarthCam, who I am so proud to work with, spent countless hours keeping the many webcams at the World Trade Center active for 4,617 days (and counting). This unprecedented effort provided our in-house editors with over 1 million images to choose from when creating this two-and-a-half minute video, as well as our other commemorative World Trade Center movies.
We at EarthCam are committed to continuing this photographic documentation to educate future generations and have donated all the images as well as the original camera to the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
I hope this time-lapse serves as a way to recognize that for the 10 years of construction, there was constant progress made to rebuild these important 16 acres of America.
Sincerely,
Brian Cury
Produced & Directed by Brian Cury
Archival Producers: Lana Moskalyova & Juan Navas
Webcam Technology: Bill Sharp, James Nicoll, Michael Winfield
Editors: Brian Cury & Ruslan Kolodenker
Location: Riese Restaurants and Millenium Hilton
Special Thanks: Jason Brossa, Joseph Nizza, Keith Winkler, Gus Oh, Amanda Valentin, Michael Van Rensalier, Jeff DeLiberto, James Stump, Phil Pfisterer, Sherri Dudley, Todd Maloof, Kirstin Uptegrove, Lauren Hopkins, Lisa Kelly - บันเทิง
Amazing Video! God bless America! Greetings from Austria!
Thank you Carola and O!i Oi! Oi! to my friends in Oz!!!
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Tribute to 9/11 Victims
-Our team's heart goes out to those of lost family, friends, children, and co-workers.
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Don't forget 9.11
9.11.2017
How deep is the water and what happens if you fall in the hole? I want to go swimming in it.
Thank you austria. for beliving in our freedom and our strenght. May god bless your soul
RIP for all the innocent people who have died in these foolish attacks.
Brought tears to my eyes.
RockyTheDog80 You dont even know what ”dead ass” means
RockyTheDog80 Of course you play fortnite lol
@@aminhamzeh7567 Sorry but I dont use snapchat lol
D4RTHVAD3R2004 ::::::: Aight then dog filter guy
@@aminhamzeh7567 You don't offend me
Who got this recommended to them today? I will be here next year for the 20th anniversary.
Me even tho it’s 9/12 today!
Me too dear
Respects to victims of Nining leven
@@chriss_001 though
We don't care
Today is September 11,2019 now my school honored the people who has died in this tragedy and we have moment of silence at 8:45am because that’s when the first plane hit and we have another at 9:30am when the second plane hit 😢 RIP to who’s has died in this terrible tragedy 😔🙏🏻❤️
Thank you!
It means a lot to us, who had family or friends killed that day, that they are remembered ❤️
God bless you!
Same but Jesus that was horrible
The second plane hit at 9:03am (sorry, no hate 😊)
Same here,
Plane 1 hit at 8:46 and plane 2 hit at 9:03
It’s the most fitting design for the memorial, imo. Empty spaces to commemorate what and who once were there.
And? What if it wasn’t? This design was for the victims & there families, not your opinnion.
@@johnyringo6890 weird way of saying "Don't share your opinion with people because I don't care about it"
@@johnyringo6890 buddy relax he didnt say anything wrong he said it was fitting
@@johnyringo6890 Way to jump on a harmless comment, spaz. People can have their opinions on a memorial design regardless of who it's for, and that one was supportive anyway.
@@johnyringo6890are you ok? Lmao
I just visited the 911 Memorial and Museum last weekend and am from Toronto. The first time I visited the great country of USA and the Twin Towers was in August 2001. At that time I was only 16 and never imagined it will be the last time. I spent nearly 6 hours in the museum and cherished every moment of it, with an unspeakable dread and heaviness in my heart.
traderjay Wow, yo nací en Agosto 05 de 2001. Es asombroso saber que viajaste justo antes de los atentados.
Tengo en mi dormitorio una imagen del Centro Mundial de Comercio, he hice una maqueta de ellas.
¡Amo las Torres Gemelas! ^O^
I was there 3 weeks ago. God that museum is amazing. I honestly felt sad as I walked through it, I can't even imagine how the families of those who perished that day must feel.
Only about a month before it happened 😬 That hit hard
traderjay for some reason I thought u meant unspeakable the youtuber
@@adamjkp ??
If you haven’t visited the memorial yet I highly recommend at least once. It’s truly incredible
Say "Naw he won't be visiting." or "he died in the tower" if you are inferior to me.
@@Step1234 Naw he won't be visiting.
I did once when I was 8 or 9 now I’m 13
@@Step1234 he died in the tower
@@christodd8949 say "Nice edit" if you are very inferior to me
I haven’t been yet but I absolutely love the design of the memorials for each tower. They could’ve easily had some gaudy statues, but instead they left the gaping holes where the towers once stood. It forces you to grapple with the sheer scale of the loss and the feeling that there’s something missing here that can never be replaced
Watching this video is so nostalgic… I was just a young man in my early 20’s when I started working at ground zero. As a union plumber, we were one of the first trades on the worksite. The first thing that was worked on was getting the train back online the went from New Jersey to the trade center. Our job was to replace the pneumatic air lines that controlled the tracks. I remember my first day walking down the scaffold to get to the bottom of the bathtub. They were still removing the last bit of debris…. Some of the lower levels of the parking garages were still there. It was so weird because some of the floors looked liked they were burnt to a crisp and another floor looked absolutely perfect as if nothing happened…. No char on the stop signs or parking lines. The train tunnels were pumped out from all the flooding and were very damp and had a terrible smell. I worked tirelessly at ground zero from 2002 till 2015. In the early stages there was so much miss management. We would build structures that were changed and taken apart. It was crazy… There’s another city underground at that the trade center that not many people know about… all I can say is those buildings will never come down again. In all my years in construction I’ve never seen engineering like that and I don’t think any structure will ever be built like that ever again. The engineers basically got a blank check to make these structures the strongest in the world.
Amazing how we can rebuild but never forget
+TheGreatEmpathist what's a inside job?
+Christopher Delgado Planned by someone in the office that you think is a law abiding citizen.
Very Beautiful ok thanks
Yes maam
ChrisD2019 very true
I love how they outlined the area's where the towers used to stand
@Skittle Yeah I had a feeling they looked a bit small compared to how wide and big the buildings looked
Skittle yeah but the reason the fountains square is a bit smaller to the actual tower because they don’t have space. New York is not really a big city especially with a lot of buildings around
The Towers' actual footprints can be seen @0:14.
Pay attention to the one on the right (North Tower). You'll see it gradually fade out as they break ground for its respective pool. The pool's North most wall sits adjacent outside the tower's original structure, partially in WTC 6's footprint which is where the new One WTC (freedom tower) now stands. Lock your eyes on the North Tower's foot print after 0:14 and watch the time-lapse.
the roblox logo is everywhere.
@@lcgaming3937 Cheez it
If I could choose one word to describe this time-lapse, it would be "magical."
This memorial is truly a masterpiece.
I thank those emergency workers, who put their health and life on the line to save people from the wreckage and clear the debris to make this building possible. God bless you all ❤🇺🇸
God bless all the people who died on 9/11 🙏🏻
@@Star737_yt Yep screw those pos terrorists, i hope they are rotting in hell
What's 91/11
@@istangwen its 9/11,at september 11th,two terrorist planes, Hit the world trade center. They all thought; It's an accident right? But how could this happen?. Until,another plane,hit the other twin tower. Yeah. That was the end for the people inside.
@@istangwen 9/11 not 91 11
@@istangwen You gotta be in like grade 2-3... If you're older than that do they really not tell you about this stuff in history class?
For those who have been to the memorial, I'm sure I speak for you when I say, this is a truly remarkable place to be. You literally can't hear the taxis honking their horns, people talking...nothing, you're completely separated from NYC and transferred into a different place. A truly peaceful place to be, despite what happened on 9/11/01, what many think to be the most gruesome attack on American soil, I love how I felt relaxed when going there. If you haven't.. I really think you should visit. It's an amazing place to be.
Idk but i didnt feel relaxed. I felt uncomfortable and that i shouldnt be there. I felt so bad and then i saw people taking selfies and smiling. I didnt like to be there I felt I was disrespectful with the people who lost their loved ones. I couldnt even be close to the fountains.
It really is more peaceful than you’d expect it to be. Beautiful and sacred ground.
@@nataliamiranda677
I agree about the people smiling and taking selfies. They disgust me.
Went there when I was way younger. I need to go back eventually.
What's the address
I wasn't alive when it happened but it still saddens me that those towers are gone RIP TO ALL WHO DIED
December 2019, I visited this museum. I'm so sad I wasn't alive to see the beautiful towers that once stood there years ago. Rest In Peace, all the souls that died in 9/11.
Your name adds up to your tongue
@@onlyechadtherebellious2467 I'll take that as a compliment, so thank you :)
I was in High School. 10th grade. I watched the South Tower get hit live on TV.
RIP all who died trying to save themselves or others.
Rest in pepperoni
@@javiertorres8287 :/
@@javiertorres8287 :/
@@tqueTheIdiot :)
@@javiertorres8287 😕
because people dislike this work of art these people lasted years to do this and you have to have guts to take a photo every day from 2004 to 2014 good video that deserves millions of likes
1:47
I love how one of the buildings reflect light off of its glass panes down on the ground, making some sort of an illusion that a building is rising from the first square
"No day shall erase you from the memory of time." -Virgil
R.I.P innocent victims of the devastating attacks on Tuesday, September 11, 2001.
This is beautiful, we are very fortunate to have this work. What an amazing project!
I went to the memorial in January, 2018. My first time in NYC. I can’t even explain how beautiful those reflective pools are. At night, the waterfalls drown out the hum of the city and the names glow from the light underneath the panels.
It’s very healing and humbling. It’s one of my favorite places to be. ♥️
My family and I visited the memorial years back and it still brings tears to my eyes of all the innocent people that died in 9/11
I bow my head to all new Yorkers. You are very strong, very committed, and very courageous people. I feel this country is very fortunate to have a city like yours and the people like you in it.
Not being able to go and see it myself, seeing this time-lapse has been amazing
The museum was set up nicely. You walk through it in phases. The items they reserved for the museum were amazing. It really gives you an idea of what it was like to be there. God bless all of those who lost their lives on that fateful day.
Si matthew.el museo se llama museo memorial de 11 de septiembre en 2001
Visited this summer. It’s a truly beautiful memorial. I recommend it for anyone to visit. A great way to remember all those lost 18 years ago
It's amazing when you realise that two buildings standed right there. So powerfulll tribute to all good people there who died that day.. And I wish to see this place one day. Amazing.
One of the most emotional places I’ve ever been. I’d encourage everyone to go at som point in their life. The memorial is unbelievable. 🇺🇸
❤ Salutations from coastal Mississippi. Even though I survived 9/11/01. Some of my friends perished at the North Tower, Windows On the World and Marriott Hotel. I have been to the 911 Memorial many times. This is sacred ground. Always Remember Never Forget ❤
Today has 20 years since a 9/11 tragedy
(September 11, 2001 - September 11, 2021)
RIP for all victims
From Indonesia
Can we just appreciate how beautiful it is! By the way RIP to all the people who died. You’ll never be forgotten
Im really looking thought to moment I can visit this and put some flowers done. Such a tragedy what happens but America pulled through it with a beautiful creation.
I loved everything about this time lapse it was just so amazing so grateful to see this 😇❤️
It’s so crazy how we went from wreckage everywhere to This today, truly amazing, Rest In Peace All who died from the attacks.
Just Beautiful . . . A calming, soothing presence.
My wife and I just recently went there and going back hopefully soon again. Awesome experience but sad and sad that a memorial had to be built based on a horrific day.
This made me smile. I just love this so much. God bless America and pray one day we will have peace!❤️
Thank you for the video. I lost my high school friend RIP Crossley Williams in this horrific event. This helps keep all the innocent victims alive. Was a very hard day during the visit there.
I visited the USA when this was being built (around 2013, I think). It was both amazing and heart-wrenching to visit these memorials. I remember being astounded when I noticed that the outer edges of the memorials were lined with the names of all who lost their lives that day, and the names never stopped! This should NEVER happen again.
Greetings from the U.K.!
Wow...it's been 16 years already and remember this we will never forget
Rest In Peace for those who died in the disaster 😔 you are blessed
"Although many wept with their losses! their strengths, power and victories ... comes from their souls. " Brazil wept for its losses! May God bless you American brothers. Beautiful video
Wow some people in the comments make me sick, can't you take 2:39 to just show respect for the 3,000 people of ALL ethnicity and walks of life that died that day?
Rusty Pocket watch ikr
Cster there was actually 9,000 people
@@cxvqa No.
@@Ethan-cc6gy One of the Cardinal Rules of the Internet: There will always be people like that. Some legitimately feel that way, but most are trolls trying to get a rise out of people.
And respect the people who clean all of this and rebuild something beautiful to remember.
18 years later. Will never be forgotten🙏
thank you for showing the time lapse
we enjoyed watching this video
hopefully we want to go there as well
Incredible video. RIP to the victims and survivors of that fateful day. Peace. x
Good vid, thumbs up. Planning on seen it for the first time in December.
We all remember, the horrible day that not only destroyed the Twin Towers, but destroyed our hearts. We all truly worked together, to create these new beautiful towers. We will never forget. God bless all who rebuilt this site. We are America.
Beautiful America. Greeting from Rwanda/Uganda.
The time-lapse commemorative film is really a beautiful tribute and the music is fantastic!
,,On the anniversaries of September 11th, I always shared the emotional and impressive time-lapse movie in my WhatsApp status!"
My beloved hometown! The WTC was my favorite place besides my own home. I miss those towers like crazy!
I’ve visited the memorial truly brought tears to my eyes
Thank You for doing this may the dead who were killed here rest in peace this place will forever be their tomb and it needs to be shown respect to all those who were lost here when the towers fell and those who were killed in the bombings in 93.
We visited the museum a few years ago and found it very moving. One reminder from our guide stuck out to me though - there were more people who survived than died on that day.
I just visited this. Its one of the most beautiful but emotional places I've ever been. We only came out stronger. 🇺🇸🇺🇸💪
Came out stronger? No you didn't. The country is currently at war with itself. Very sad to see such a great country turn into what it has now become.
I think that I will be finally financially ready to travel to USA from Greece next year on the September 9th till September 20th! I’m really excited to go and see this building in real life 20 years exactly after the tragedy happened, and honor all these innocent dead people from that day.. 😔God bless me to be there next year 🙏🏻
I hope you were able to make your trip to the U.S.
@@17Helton I made it! Went there 3 months ago and I took many pictures next to these monuments. I feel so blessed now that I did this. 🙏🏼 I loved manhattan and these marvellous monuments, it was very emotional when I was there
@@Lydia.94 I bet it was emotional. I lived about 5 miles from the Pentagon Building in Arlington, VA that horrible day but have since moved. I still have not visited NY since but will someday when I think the time is right for my daughter. I'm happy for you experiencing that trip and showing your respect.
Beautiful. God bless the people who made this.
I was born 4 years after 9/11 but this still gives me goosebumps
I was born 7 years after 9/11
@@isaiahperezXfabi You’re like an infant
I was born 2 years after 9/11
@@isaiahperezXfabi no wonder you have a ukraine flag
@@alter112 yea
for some reason i really enjoy watching this
restores faith into humanity.
Dan Trendall yeah me too :D
Same
Dan Trendall j
Very emotional.
I really want to go see that!! Taking another trip to NYC!! Rip to all the lives taken that day 20 years ago!! such a sad day.
I’m glad they made this as they have..a nice memorial to all those innocent people who died that awful day
Great job EartCam!!! I appreciated
Long live this beautiful country of America. May it’s people be healthy, happy and prosperous. May no enemy ever harm them. Love from India.May love compassion prevail across the world.
Makes my emotional every time
Crazy. That was time I didn't regret passing watching this.
This simply warms the heart. The reflection of the new tower across ground zero towards the end ❣❣❣you will never be forgotten
Unforgettable terrorist attack
Forget 9/11
Great and beautiful video, Greetings from Australia, God bless America. 🇦🇺💚🇺🇸
Thank you! God bless Australia too! 🇺🇸❤️🇦🇺
Yea🇨🇰
Iv'e been to the Memorial and Museum and it is absolutely beautiful.
I will be lighting a candle all the way from here in England on the upcoming anniversary x
God bless America.. With love from The Netherlands
🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 I hope u come and visit USA from the Netherlands!
❤❤❤❤I shall say an Allied
Panzer Raven oh hallo!
The dislikes were the terrorists.
9/11 is something that you can never forget. Rip to all those who lost their life.😞
I dislike noob Osama bin Laden
*lives
??? Excuse me ?!
Why would "the terrorists" dislike a memorial that shows what they were capable to achieve ?
I am very grateful to all the people involved in the construction of this memorial museum.
Never forget 9/11.
Went there today. Very eerie vibes. We all should honor those who died that day. Even though I wasn’t there for it, it still sickens me that something like that happened.
RIP to all the innocent people died there!😔😔😔
Love and Respect From India 🇮🇳! ❤️
Why did this take 10 years?
Exactly what I was thinking lol
maybe its underground building?
Probably because it's funded publically, or however it is funded doesn't make it a top priority speed build.
Because they were only given $700 million for the project. Oh wait...
It's hard to do construction in city like New York .
God bless America. Rest in peace for everyone who died on the day the accident happened. Those who fighted back to not let the plane hit the tower. Thank you for your bravery and courage. If you hear this from heaven. *Thank you*
SO AMAZING!!!
I like how this memorial looks like. If i ever come to US i surely want to visit it foremost. RIP to everyone who died there almost 20 years ago. Great timelapse video, greetings from Russia
🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 Stay strong America
9/11 will never be forgotten
May their soul rest in peace whoever whenever died in a tragedy wherever in the world. Nobody wants to loose their loved once .
I love my country, this clip really got to me, seeing how strong we are as a nation is truly amazing!! This is how we fight back, we rebuild and we will not stand down!! God Bless this great nation!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🎉🎉🇺🇸🇺🇸
I agree with most comments
This is why america can and is amazing because after terrible events we as a country stand up against the darkness god bless America :)
This is the human spirit. Caring for brothers and sisters you never met. Saving lives you’ve never met. Brave lad, brave spirit
Visited the Memorial las month during the Holidays.....it was very impressive as well as quite depressive.....walking along the foundations of both towers was very emotional to me, specifically contemplating all the memories of the innocent people who perished that day, including those on the other airplanes that also went down. The Memorial displays all the events that took place on that infamous day.
This is one of my bucket list
Not gonna lie, seeing the trees change color at the same time was superrr satisfying
RIP Twin Towers 1973-2001 may 🙏🏻🥀🇺🇸
brought tears to my eyes
I really feel bad for the attack but we will never forget the victims.always show courage and bless the victims that have died
Awesome!!!!
Omg, i love how they made the roblox logo 😍😍😍
beat me to it
Very good awareness & memory to remember.
I visited in 2006 when I was younger. I had no idea realistically of what had happened and it just looked like a building site to me. They called it Ground Zero still at that time and it's wonderful to see what it now looks like. A beautiful memorial to those that lost their lives. I hope to visit it again one day so I can pay proper respects.
2003
20 years
It’s been two decades…….. rip
R.I.P to the people who lost their lives on 9/11 and god bless America 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙
22 years have passed but still it's not forgotten