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An atomic clock is an extremely accurate reference clock that uses the vibrations of atoms to measure time with incredible precision. It matters because it serves as the standard for timekeeping worldwide, ensuring that everything from GPS systems to telecommunications networks can operate reliably and stay synchronized.
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- Atomic clocks
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- Category:Atomic clocks
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- 1955-06-03
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Article · Italiano
L'orologio atomico è un tipo di orologio in cui la base del tempo è determinata dalla frequenza di risonanza di un atomo.
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