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Scientists have developed a groundbreaking nuclear clock that can stabilize itself without relying on conventional atomic clocks.
Using thorium nuclei and laser technology, the device operated autonomously for over 24 hours, demonstrating extraordinary precision. Could this new approach transform timekeeping and unlock entirely new ways to measure the universe?
This episode includes AI-generated content.
Using thorium nuclei and laser technology, the device operated autonomously for over 24 hours, demonstrating extraordinary precision. Could this new approach transform timekeeping and unlock entirely new ways to measure the universe?
This episode includes AI-generated content.

