My personal 9/11 smoking gun. Please debunk.

I am sure this topic has been brought up an ATS but I feel it needs a new solid thread and clear cut debunk or acceptance. I have not seen this particular, circumstance debunked yet, but I could be wrong so I apologize for the dupe thread. But here is my personal smoking gun that something is wrong with the official 9/11 story and I would like all comments to be focused on Just This Part! WHAT IS THE GRAY CYLINDER UNDER THE PLANE THAT STRIKES THE TOWERS?
Here is a picture of it.





Let's either accept that commercial airliners do not have that on them or it wasn't a commercial airliner.
or
Please tell me why an airliner has this and that this is normal.
If you say its shadows or lighting without a definitive way to prove that, or examples, i am not accepting that answer bc I CAN SEE A CYLINDER UNDER THE PLANE.

Thanks everyone, always wanted an answer for this.

like so many things with 9/11 we don't know and are not allowed to ask questions !

We know that fire could not take out the core on it's own as metal is a good conductor of heat and so maybe it needed a extra element added to the mix !

So many things are wrong with the USA and the justice system is just as corrupt as the political system but i suspect both are going to be taken down as more and more people join the fight and rise up.

Today i learn than anyone arrest can now be stripped searched ! The USA is now a police state because too many people have too smaller backbone.

reply to post by tonycodes


Not only that, but the airliner in question was the wrong color to be a commercial airliner.

reply to post by Master_007


I understand your fustrations but please let's keep this to focusing on the cylinder... I do not wanna feed this thread with a ton of different topics thank you

reply to post by tonycodes

are you sure, these pictures are not manipulated ?

reply to post by tonycodes


Mind if I ask where the original image came from? A source, if possible. I'd like to think this is pretty interesting evidence, and if you're right, it could provide some fun fodder for debate.

reply to post by ChaoticOrder


Good point, I think the color of the plane could have something to do with the cylinder as well. It looks more military than anything but also I think the color of thw plane could be because of the photgraphy.. not sure, but I know for sure i see a cylinder under that plane

reply to post by Holodomor


I googled flight 175 and this is one of a ton of photos on there.. but I am pretty sure you can see the cylinder on the cover of time magazine at this time.. if anyone could shed light kn that I would appreciate.

Originally posted by tonycodes
reply to post by ChaoticOrder

 

Good point, I think the color of the plane could have something to do with the cylinder as well. It looks more military than anything but also I think the color of thw plane could be because of the photgraphy.. not sure, but I know for sure i see a cylinder under that plane

I'm not talking about that photograph.

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The "pod theory " was discredited years ago, even amongst truthers as you can see here. Scroll down to "Flight 175 crashed into South Tower 9.03 am. "

www.oilempire.us...

Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by tonycodes

 

Not only that, but the airliner in question was the wrong color to be a commercial airliner.

Was it ? Have a look at a reasonable quality comparison; you can even see the UA logo on the tail.

having a look at it The cylinder on the under carriage could be a large external Chemical Oxygen Generator

Commercial aircraft provide emergency oxygen to passengers to protect them from drops in cabin pressure. Chemical oxygen generators are not used for the cockpit crew. In narrow body airliners, for each row of seats there are overhead oxygen masks and oxygen generators....

Not a bad idea, attach some extra punch to ensure proper response to the target. Looks like they were just covering their bases. Didn't want to risk an underwhelming explosion raising doubts.

reply to post by Alfie1


I think that the cylinder that you see is just a trick of light, i think that its just where the wing of the plane is attached to the body of the plane and with it being metallic and very shiny, it looks like something is attached when its not.

That's just my theory.

Originally posted by DukeEligos
having a look at it The cylinder on the under carriage could be a large external Chemical Oxygen Generator

Commercial aircraft provide emergency oxygen to passengers to protect them from drops in cabin pressure. Chemical oxygen generators are not used for the cockpit crew. In narrow body airliners, for each row of seats there are overhead oxygen masks and oxygen generators....

It's not. The fairings house the undercarriage. There is a four wheeled bogie in each.

Alfie has showed you what it is. Google 767- Fairing. That's all it is. My God, I can't believe this is still a question!!

reply to post by Holodomor


This can actually be seen in a couple of the videos as well

Originally posted by Alfie1

Originally posted by DukeEligos
having a look at it The cylinder on the under carriage could be a large external Chemical Oxygen Generator

Commercial aircraft provide emergency oxygen to passengers to protect them from drops in cabin pressure. Chemical oxygen generators are not used for the cockpit crew. In narrow body airliners, for each row of seats there are overhead oxygen masks and oxygen generators....

It's not. The fairings house the undercarriage. There is a four wheeled bogie in each.

thanks for that reply to my 'could be' statement ,so as sure as you are about what its not....the question is what is it?

or have i missed that? (apologies if i have)

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thanks a simple google search of those words and im satisfied

Originally posted by DukeEligos
having a look at it The cylinder on the under carriage could be a large external Chemical Oxygen Generator

Commercial aircraft provide emergency oxygen to passengers to protect them from drops in cabin pressure. Chemical oxygen generators are not used for the cockpit crew. In narrow body airliners, for each row of seats there are overhead oxygen masks and oxygen generators....

www.flightglobal.com...

On this one there is no cylinder thing,maybe it is not on every...?