Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle😲 - Aisa practical nahi dekha hoga😍#shorts

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[ankurkarode]

It is not uncertainty principle
It is interference through a single slit
Uncertainty is for eoectrons

[OptimisticPhoenix-zhxj]

For those who don't know, this exp is known as single slit experiment. It's a classic physics demonstration that reveals important aspects of wave behaviour, particularly the phenomenon of diffraction.
The single-slit experiment 'indirectly' illustrates aspects of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, particularly in how measurements of a particle's position and momentum are related.
It demonstrates that when you confine a particle to a narrow region (reducing uncertainty in position), you increase the uncertainty in its momentum.

[_babayaga__]

Question: How does the broadening of light explain the uncertainty or change in momentum?

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[theboringaccount]

What you have really shown in this video is actually diffraction of light i.e., bending of light near sharp edges . It basically demonstrates the wave nature of light ( like waves or ripples of water spread when made to pass through a narraw slit ). It doesn't gives or shows directly the uncertainty principle in action .

[motivationandfun]

Actually that is not a case to explain Heisenberg uncertainty By the way it's the case explaining diffraction light entering the region where geometrical shadow was supposed to be is not always right..

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[nimishrai]

That phenomena, i.e. the formation of an interference pattern, is due to the single slit diffraction occurring here, it has nothing to do with Heisenberg's Principle. The practical is wrong, however, you tried.

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[mohdiqbalkhan]

Key point to remember about heisenberg uncertainity principle is :
Position and momentum of a particle is undetermined simultaneously.