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Claw-Sized: China Unveils World's Smallest Atomic Clock
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A new scientific achievement in China is arousing worldwide interest: A team of researchers from Wuhan University, led by Prof. Chen Jihua, has announced that it has begun serial production of what is described as the “world's smallest atomic clock” - a tiny chip with a volume of only about 2.3 cc that maintains such high precision that the loss of one second occurs only once every 30,000 years. According to a report by the official Changjiang D…
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