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Singapore scientists build clock losing one second in 260 billion years
Original: Singapore scientists build world’s most accurate clock — it loses one second in 260 billion years
Researchers in Singapore have built what is described as the world's most accurate clock, a device so precise it would lose only one second over 260 billion years. The claim, reported by Yahoo News, has drawn attention as a landmark in timekeeping precision, far surpassing the accuracy of existing atomic clocks used for global time standards.
Why now: The record-breaking precision of the clock is a striking scientific achievement making headlines.
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- Singapore scientists build world’s most accurate clock — it loses one second in 260 billion years · Yahoo
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