Re: Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

["Nicholas Gardner" <n_gardner637@hotmail.com>]

<<Not really, IMHO it's debatable whether this example has anything to do 
with Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle 
is not a general, philosophic statement. Actually, it says that the products 
of the uncertainties of place and impulse, as well as of energy and time, of 
a particle cannot get smaller than... either the constant h or h/2pi, I 
forgot.>>

How did it go from that to the statement in "The Lost World" (Crichton, 1995 
p. 271)?

BTW, are there exceptions to this in scientific fields?  Don't answer if 
this is redundant...


Nicholas Gardner
E-Mail: n_gardner637@hotmail.com


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