Researchers develop highly accurate atomic clock
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Researchers at the National University of Singapore have developed a highly stable and accurate atomic clock using the rare-earth metal lutetium.
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- Researchers at the National University of Singapore created a new atomic clock using the rare-earth metal lutetium.
- This device can measure time intervals as small as one trillionth of a second without errors.
- The clock maintains stability despite fluctuations in ambient temperature or magnetic fields.
- Advances in precision timekeeping support high-accuracy scientific and technological applications.
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