Quantum clocks usually rely on advanced lasers and isolated atoms in the lab, but a new experiment showed that the same clock design can work with sunlight instead
Researchers build the first ever quantum clock that uses sunlight
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New ScientistBy Karmela Padavic-Callaghan
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Quantum clocks usually rely on advanced lasers and isolated atoms in the lab, but a new experiment showed that the same clock design can work with sunlight instead
Key Takeaways
- Researchers build the first ever quantum clock that uses sunlight.
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