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The best example of the principle states that the position and momentum of a particle can not be known with the same degree of accuracy at the same time. It might be possible to state with a high degree of accuracy where a particular particle is located in a system. But by doing so, it becomes impossible to state with any accuracy at all what the momentum of that particle is.

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Heisenberg was head of the the German effort to build an atomic bomb. There has been much controversy regarding whether Heisenberg was hindering the Nazi effort to build a bomb. Despite this controversy, Heisenberg is recognized for his scientific contributions.

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In 1927 he studied the properties of an electron and its orbit around the nucleus. In 1925 he published a paper on his understanding of mechanic matrix. He is best known for his refinement of quantum physics.

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After the war in 1945 werner and his team where captured. They were taken from a remote  part of southern Germany. After 6 months they where released and sent to Göttingen.

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"The United states and Germany were racing to make a new kind of bomb. The most dangerous tool the Germans had was between the ears of a physicist named Werner Heisenberg." (Sheinkin 118)