Current Affairs - Technology - Discussion

Atomic clocks, which are highly precise timekeeping devices utilizing the resonance frequencies of atoms, were invented in 1955 by Louise Essen. These clocks are renowned for their accuracy, losing approximately one second every 100 million years, and play a crucial role in modern scientific and technological applications, including global navigation systems and telecommunications. The invention marked a significant advancement in timekeeping technology, paving the way for enhanced precision in various fields reliant on accurate time measurement.