After Decades of Trying We've Officially Entered the Nuclear Clock Era in 2026
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Top Comments (10)
It's about time
WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE
Imagine trying to explain to a medival pesant, why we ever would need a clock more precise then the towns clocktower.
More precise clocks means more sensitive interferometry, hopefully we can detect smaller gravitational waves with this better resolution EDIT: After updating my knowledge on interferometry, my original comment doesn’t not make sense. I am still excited to be able to experience the achievement in time keeping.
It’s 12 o’quark in this era
This clock is so accurate, when someone parks a heavy vehicle outside, the time dilation due to the changed gravity is enough to make it less accurate.
finaly...never late for a appointment ever again...pfiew
Great! We’re going to get written up for being 7 Picoseconds late!
This will almost certainly lead to Nobel prizes. Smaller ticks means the experimentalists will be able to prove things that were previously conjectures.
Very special thanks to theoretical physicists, physics programmers, physics professors, nuclear scientists, and those companies that help talented people measure our world! Gratitude!
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Top Comments (10)
It's about time
WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE
Imagine trying to explain to a medival pesant, why we ever would need a clock more precise then the towns clocktower.
More precise clocks means more sensitive interferometry, hopefully we can detect smaller gravitational waves with this better resolution EDIT: After updating my knowledge on interferometry, my original comment doesn’t not make sense. I am still excited to be able to experience the achievement in time keeping.
It’s 12 o’quark in this era
This clock is so accurate, when someone parks a heavy vehicle outside, the time dilation due to the changed gravity is enough to make it less accurate.
finaly...never late for a appointment ever again...pfiew
Great! We’re going to get written up for being 7 Picoseconds late!
This will almost certainly lead to Nobel prizes. Smaller ticks means the experimentalists will be able to prove things that were previously conjectures.
Very special thanks to theoretical physicists, physics programmers, physics professors, nuclear scientists, and those companies that help talented people measure our world! Gratitude!