Now, following this experiment, another experiment was conducted known as the BROGLEY Experiment. And what that experiment showed was that not only light has its property but other subatomic particles, like electrons also have this duality property or the wave particle duality property. Now, these two experiments led directly to the following result the Uncertainty Principle, or the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, named after the guy who came up with the principle, Heisenberg. Now, what this principle showed was that it showed that as you move downward in size from something large to the subatomic level the less your objects act like particles and the more they act as a wave. In other words, if you get down to the subatomic level to the electrons and protons and neutrons the less your objects act as solid spheres and the more your objects act as waves. Now, to demonstrate what this uncertainty principle states, I'll use the following example.