The theory can be only falsified, not proved. If you don't like it, you can try to disprove it - or leave it as it is. Or you can propose some other explanation -so I can do with it the same....I want to use based on what functions and what reasoning was behind the making of those animations....
Be perfectly honest - what else you can do for example at the case of string theories or LQG theory? Here are pile of math, a myriads of equations and reasoning. Can you demonstrate, you're able to decide, which theory is more correct and why?
If not, why are you asking the another math? The formal model is supposed to support the introductory concept, not to verify it. For example the Euler computed the model of hollow Earth, the Tycho de Brahe has developed epicycles theory, a pretty formal one - but does this mean, these concepts were more exact or even understandable?
Come on, please. You missed a crucial point in logical reasoning. The less math, the better for understanding of the concept.
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