There is a concept in science called "quantum entanglement."
When a pair of particles, spinning on the same or different orbits, achieve a state of dynamic equilibrium, even if they are far apart, if one of them rotates one extra circle to the left, the other must inevitably rotate one circle to the right to maintain this "dynamic equilibrium."
Using this principle, people can easily surpass the speed of light, transmitting information instantly and without delay—if one particle cannot be observed temporarily, people can infer the state of the other particle through the known one.
