Can we probe electrons with neutrinos to avoid the uncertainty principle?

[mraptor]

It is probably a silly question but I just wanted to clear it out...

Is the uncertainty principle valid for small particles because we can't find something less energetic/massive to probe the observables ... ?

For example if we find a way to probe let say electron firing neutrino at it (it is million times smaller), will this make the system describable by semi-classic formulas ...
OR uncertainty is valid no matter how small probe we get..

 

[ZapperZ]

Is the uncertainty principle valid for small particles because we can't find something less energetic/massive to probe the observables ... ?

For example if we find a way to probe let say electron firing neutrino at it (it is million times smaller), will this make the system describable by semi-classic formulas ...
OR uncertainty is valid no matter how small probe we get..

Er... the HUP is also valid for something as big as a buckyball. "Size" has nothing to do with this. We can certainly find something smaller than a buckyball to probe it.

Zz.

 

[phinds]

It is probably a silly question but I just wanted to clear it out...

Is the uncertainty principle valid for small particles because we can't find something less energetic/massive to probe the observables ... ?

For example if we find a way to probe let say electron firing neutrino at it (it is million times smaller), will this make the system describable by semi-classic formulas ...
OR uncertainty is valid no matter how small probe we get..

uncertainty has nothing to do with measurement ... it is fundamental to quanta