The nose of a "plane" would not penetrate 5 rings of a building intact. You cannot "clearly" see anything in the available camera footage, other than a blur. You are just making stuff up.

Please post what you're referencing for the rest of us to view - ty

can you provide the sauce?

How much inertia does a multi-ton aluminum tube have? Quite a lot when traveling a few hundred miles an hour, but it's still aluminum.

This is what a bird strike does to the nose cone, which admittedly is not aluminum as it houses the radar: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3070051/Incredible-photos-reveal-aircraft-s-nose-COLLAPSED-bird-flew-Turkish-Airlines-plane-carrying-125-passengers.html

There is no wing damage to the front of the building, just a round hole. There is no plane debris. To hit the building that low, a plane would be dragging its engines on the ground the whole way.

You need an eye examination.