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Scientists in Austria and China have independently developed the first working nuclear clocks, marking a major milestone in timekeeping technology. Unlike conventional atomic clocks, these experimental devices measure transitions in atomic nuclei. Researchers believe nuclear clocks could eventually improve precision measurement, navigation and fundamental physics research. The technology is still in its experimental stage, and further development is needed before its full potential can be realized. Watch this DQ News report for the latest science and technology updates.

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00:04आप देख रहे हैं डीकी न्यूस एट वर्ख, खबर शामिल करते हैं साइंस की दुनिया में एक एहम पैस्चुरफ जहां
00:10आस्ट्रिया और चिन की साइंस दानों ने दुनिया की पहली दो फाल न्यूकुलियर्स घड़ियां तैयार कर ली हैं, जदी टेक्नलोजी
00:16मस्तक्बिल
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00:19can be found by the new
00:23the new technology
00:25that can be found
00:26with nuclear
00:27i am
00:28on the technology
00:33of the technology
00:35science
00:35and economics
00:37of this
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00:39work
00:39can be used in the development of this project and the development of this project will be
00:44better working on this project.
00:50This project will continue to work on the development of this project.
00:52For more information, visit our website.
00:53Thank you so much.

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