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Scientists create the most accurate atomic clock based on lutetium

First reported by “Фокус”24 Sept, 15:36updated 10h ago

Researchers at the Singapore Centre for Quantum Technologies have developed a new atomic clock that has set a world record for accuracy. The clock has an error margin of up to 19 decimal places, which could change the standards for defining the duration of a second.

A new atomic clock has been created
Uses the rare earth metal lutetium
Accuracy to 19 decimal places
Developed at the Singapore Centre for Quantum Technologies

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ФокусIndependent
Report · site · 24 Sept, 15:36
Найрідкісніший рідкоземельний метал: новий атомний годинник встановив світовий рекорд точності
NVIndependent
Report · site · 24 Sept, 17:36
Точність до 19 знаків після коми. Вчені створили атомний годинник нового покоління

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Scientists create the most accurate atomic clock based on lutetium

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