Werner Heisenberg
Status: Peer Reviewed
Victoria G - May 16, 2024
Last Edited: May 24, 2024
Contributors: Juan E. Sandoval , Viktoriya G.
Werner Heisenberg, born in 1901, was a notable German physicist best known for his formulation of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, a cornerstone of quantum mechanics. This principle asserts that it is impossible to precisely measure both the position and momentum of a particle simultaneously. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1932, Heisenberg also developed matrix mechanics, an early quantum theory formulation. Heisenberg's contributions profoundly influenced modern physics, shaping our understanding of atomic and subatomic processes.
ENERGETICS
STYLES
EMOTIONS
Eu:
Eg:
FA:
Eg:
FA:
SIGNAL DATA
Fi/Te
Ca-1 Taut Nasolabial Area:
Ca-2 Vertical Snarling Smiles:
Ca-3 Four Point Pulling:
Ca-4 Wobbling Lips:
Ca-5 Asymmetrical Smirks:
Ca-6 Sassy Movements:
Ca-7 Plateau Velocity:
Ca-8 Nasal-Breathy Voice:
Ca-9 Grasping Hands:
Ni/Se
Gr-1 Taut Preseptal Area:
Gr-2 Lax Pretarsal Area:
Gr-3 Taut Outer Edges:
Gr-4 Intense Scowling:
Gr-5 Pointed Eye Toggles:
Gr-6 Eye-Head Parallel Motion:
Gr-7 Grounding Effect:
Gr-8 Bodily Awareness:
Ti/Fe
Ms-1 Lax Nasolabial Area:
Ms-2 Horizontal Curtain Smiles:
Ms-3 Two Point Pulling:
Ms-4 Symmetrical Lips:
Ms-5 Emotional Neutralization:
Ms-6 Coordinated Movements:
Ms-7 Parabolic Velocity:
Ms-8 Laryngeal-Faint Voice:
Ms-9 Puppeteer Hands:
Ne/Si
Su-1 Lax Preseptal Area:
Su-2 Taut Pretarsal Area:
Su-3 Lax Outer Edges:
Su-4 Concerned Scowling:
Su-5 Brushstrokes Eye Toggles:
Su-6 Eye-Head Trailing Motions:
Su-7 Levity Effect:
Su-8 Quirky Skits:
Unguarded
Eu-1 Responsive Nodding:
Eu-2 Polite Smiling:
Eu-3 Bashful Body Movements:
Guarded
Eg-1 Upset Mouth Tension:
Eg-2 Assertive Pushing:
Eg-3 Stern Expressions:
Fallen Affect
FA-1 Fallen Affect:
MOTIFS
DEMOGRAPHICS
SIMILAR PEOPLE
QUOTES
Not only is the Universe stranger than we think, it is stranger than we can think.
What we observe is not nature itself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning
The reality we can put into words is never reality itself.
The atoms or elementary particles themselves are not real; they form a world of potentialities or possibilities rather than one of things or facts.
There are things that are so serious that you can only joke about them.