Werner Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle | Quantum Physics | famous scientists | Werner Heisenberg was a German Physicist who was one of the most important pioneers of quantum mechanics and won a Nobel Prize in 1932. His largest contributions to physics were the development of Matrix Mechanics and the Uncertainty Principle.
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WERNER HEISENBERG Werner Heisenberg was a German Physicist who was one of the most important pioneers of quantum mechanics and won a Nobel Prize in 1932. His largest contributions to physics were the development of Matrix Mechanics and the Uncertainty Principle.
You cannot measure the position and momentum of a particle with absolute certainty.