The Principle Of Uncertainty

Tells how the principle of uncertainty has opened up scientific research, clarifying what kinds of mechanical knowledge may or may not be obtained. Shows as an example that it is known that atoms carry mass, charge, energy and momentum, but that the motion of an electron in the orbit of a normal atom cannot be followed.

More in Fabric of the Atom Series

  1. Creation And Destruction 1968
  2. Elementary Particles - The Elusive Ultimate 1968
  3. On The Stability Of Matter 1968
  4. The Graininess Of Energy 1968
  5. The Physics Of Identity 1968
  6. The Principle Of Uncertainty 1968
  7. The Quantum Fabric Of Matter 1968
  8. The Quantum Of Action 1968

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  2. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — catalog record