Can anyone describe fully to me what this means im flabbergasted

"The more precisely
the POSITION is determined,
the less precisely
the MOMENTUM is known"

Just google him ste and go on wikipedia, that will more than likley tell you what you want!

This is a succinct statement of the "uncertainty relation" between the position and the momentum (mass times velocity) of a subatomic particle, such as an electron. This relation has profound implications for such fundamental notions as causality and the determination of the future behavior of an atomic particle.
Because of the scientific and philosophical implications of the seemingly harmless sounding uncertainty relations, physicists speak of an uncertainty principle, which is often called more descriptively the "principle of indeterminacy." This page focuses on the origins of Heisenberg's uncertainty relations and principle


Theres some more for you!

http://www.aip.org/history/heisenberg/p08.htm

Or just go here!

Thanks for that lol! Solved loads of problems.. you know ya stuff!!

So...you're saying that if you kick a football it could go anywhere.

I knew that. 15 own goals in my last five seasons mate. I don't need flipping Heisenberg to tell me.

Jaysus 1_eye....u finally master the art of google, copy n paste....congrats...medals in the post!

Sorry did i claim that i did write that? Once again pooman you've shown that your an arrogant idiot at the very least!
Np ste, i usually google stuff for my Psychology work, and it usually chucks you out on wikipedia, you normally get some intersting stuff and normally in a different way to the text book!

I aint got a clue wot it means, and after lookin at 1_eyes onfo, im left even more clueless!!!!!!!!

What's an onfo?

Me not understand that subject to much^^

All it really is, is a hard way to explain something simple, as martin showed! lol!

onfo = info??

Yup, onfo=info miss spelled
No need to get all shbby over it!
lol

lol

No, I really didn't know what it was

Well u should consider if u didnt no wot it said, you should of kniwn it was a misspelling mistake lol

Ruddan your English spelling skills are shocking

Edited at 14:08 Sun 17/12/06 (GMT)