PHARAO To Be Most Accurate Atomic Clock In Space
Apparently terrestrial atomic clocks aren't accurate enough for some people, so a French team is taking the concept of an atomic clock into space. Keep reading to see just how accurate it is. Atomic clocks are extremely important in today's world. Telecommunications, the Internet, all major media sources, and an incredible list of important things we take for granted rely of timing and scheduling accuracy. The more accurate the better really - and the modern world literally could not operate as it does without such precision timing. Plus, there is a whole realm of scientific testing that requires precision timing such as this.The modern media industry became what it is today with the advent of quartz timing. An American invention, the devices used to take up an entire room for a single quartz clock (once clocks started being make - though not always American makers of course). They used to look like giant computers of yore. Atomic clocks are even more accurate (by leaps and bounds), an

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Think I'm gonna have to get this.....
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