Is Buddhism really related to science? Please give an example. Thank you.

The simple Buddha said that a grain of dust contains three thousand worlds. Now science has confirmed that molecules contain infinite atoms, tiny particles and infinite creatures on the earth. But when the spacecraft reaches a distant place in space, the earth will be a dust. This is just the simplest sentence. The Buddha said that all laws are realized by one thought. What's the point? Laws contain infinite meanings and have different understandings at different stages, which requires our usual practice. There is reincarnation, see what we have done in this life. If we can't do well in this life, how can our afterlife be good? Samsara is our afterlife. If you don't believe, you won't have faith. Believe it or not, some wise people will understand why some people have different lives in this life. Some people are born rich, while others are born disabled. Why are there smart people and stupid people in this world? This is because of our differences. What you did in your last life depends on what you did in your last life, and where you go in your next life depends on what you did in your life. The recipient of this life is to know what life you have lived in this life, that is, what you have done in this life, that is, what life you want in the next life. The reincarnation of the Three Buddhas and Bodhisattvas is freely grasped. Six sentient beings are reincarnated with the industry, and the wonderful method mentioned by the Buddha is the Shurangama Sutra at the top of the Buddha, which enables us to open up wisdom and understand the basis of Buddhism.