Magical entanglement

The magician explains that there is an interesting phenomenon in physics called entanglement. When a pair of photons or electrons become entangled, they remain connected even when separated by great distances. He offers a short demonstration of how two separate objects can magically remain connected. He shows a die and has it examined. The spectator can throw it a few times to see that it is an ordinary die, and each throw produces a different number. He then presents a spinning top with the numbers 1 to 6 on it. This, too, can be examined, and it is spun a few times to show that it always lands on a different number. The magician then waves his hands over the objects, magically "entangling" them! Now the spectator throws the die, and the number 3, for example, comes out. The top is spun, and... the number 3 comes out too! The experiment is repeatable, and no matter what number is rolled, the die and the spinning top remain magically entwined!

• In the packaging you will find instructions, spinning tops and dice!