>"Unfortunately there's no explanation which means there's no science here."

Experimental science has a long and colorful history of answering the what before the how or why. Consider the question of black body radiation. Without the experimental research results and Plank's desperate attempts to fit them to a mathematical model, Einstein wouldn't have had a reason to think of light existing as discrete particles and theoretical quantum mechanics would not have possible.

Creating frameworks for why things work is satisfying, but gathering data is just as vital to science.