Researchers Switch On First Nuclear Clocks

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Oct 9, 20261:45Technology

In a bid to achieve more precise timekeeping, researchers in Vienna and Beijing have switched on nuclear clocks that work by measuring the movements of subatomic particles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcast...

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