developed by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), across the military over the next five years. There was a time when atomic clocks looked like pretty hot stuff. By measuring time ...

Much of the secure communications for governments and the military relies on accurate time sources to function. 'But equally these accurate clocks are useful for more civilian applications and ...

GPS satellites are equipped with atomic clocks that provide precise time. In military operations that involve missile guidance and time-sensitive cyber warfare, time is crucial. Recently ...

In a statement on Thursday, the MoD hailed the first device of its kind to be built in the UK to be deployable on military operations in the next five years. It claims that the clock's precision is so ...

Earlier this year, the Biden administration directed NASA to begin work on calculating a Coordinated Lunar Time (LTC). But thanks to the complexities of gravitational force and relativity, clocks ...

A "groundbreaking" atomic clock built at a top-secret UK lab will make military operations more secure ... allowing scientists to measure time at an unprecedented scale. "Integrating cutting ...

BRAUNSCHWEIG, Germany — Time measurement is entering a new era. The next generation of atomic clocks uses laser light instead of microwaves to track time, oscillating about 100,000 times faster than ...

The UK defence ministry has announced the development of the nation's first quantum clock to enhance military intelligence by reducing reliance on GPS. Set for deployment within five years ...

The UK has developed its first quantum clock to boost its intelligence and reconnaissance operations. The quantum clock has been developed at the top-secret Defense Science and Technology ...

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Troops on military operations will soon be able to use a British-made atomic clock built with quantum technology instead of GPS for the first time. The quantum clock, which in the next five years ...