Scientists built the first nuclear clock that can keep time on its own
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Aight I think we can stop innovating clocks at this point. They're good enough. Please go back to cancer
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The article basically says it's a self stabilizing clock based on Thorium atoms, which are more stable than others
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Ahh I get it now. Not really but kinda
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