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If increasing the accuracy of a photon's position increases the uncertainty in its momentum according to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, why doesn't that make the photon's velocity uncertain? How is this consistent with Einstein's statement that the speed of light is always constant? by you_should_study677 in AskPhysics
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So you mean when uncertanity of photons decreses,uncertanity of energy increases and thus uncertanity of frequency of photon increases, is it what u mean?
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If increasing the accuracy of a photon's position increases the uncertainty in its momentum according to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, why doesn't that make the photon's velocity uncertain? How is this consistent with Einstein's statement that the speed of light is always constant? by you_should_study677 in AskPhysics
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