This short video , made at the UK’sNational Physical Laboratory , proudly explain the science behind the world ’s first precise nuclear clock . It was designed by Louis Essen and built at the National Physical Laboratory in 1955 , and the video is worth watching for the voice - over alone .
As the narrator explains : “ The essential parts are not too complicated , and the principle is easily explain . ” He ’s right , of course , but his delivery makes it sound like what follow will require a PhD in physics to sympathise . Do n’t worry , it does n’t ; in fact , the concept behind the clocks that now crop up everywhere fromfancy science labstoinside expensive preampsare really quite straightforward .
https://gizmodo.com/the-worlds-most-accurate-clock-ever-5834937

TheNPLis an amazing place , and in fact itsentire YouTube channelis worth a look if you ’re that elbow room inclined . [ YouTubeviaBoing Boing ]
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