Scientists report world’s first working nuclear clocks
A laser’s electric field oscillates rapidly: positive, zero, negative, zero, positive, and so on. An atomic or nuclear clock counts these cycles like an old clock counts the swings of a pendulum
· 10/9/2026, 5:05:19 AM· 2 min read
A laser’s electric field oscillates rapidly: positive, zero, negative, zero, positive, and so on. An atomic or nuclear clock counts these cycles like an old clock counts the swings of a pendulum
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