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Experimental Strontium Atomic Clock Sets New Records, But Officially Can't Tell Time
An experimental strontium-based atomic clock is setting new time-keeping records and may further pave the way to replacing the current standard of cesium-based atomic clocks, which are used to calculate the official definition of time.
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