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A maverick physicist is building a case for scrapping quantum gravity

To merge quantum physics and general relativity, physicists aim to quantize gravity. But what if gravity isn’t quantum at all?

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With A Quantum Squeeze, Clocks Could Keep Even More Precise Time, MIT Researchers Propose

With A Quantum Squeeze, Clocks Could Keep Even More Precise Time, MIT Researchers Propose
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Boston MA (SPX) Dec 01, 2023 - The practice of keeping time hinges on stable oscillations. In a grandfather clock, the length of a second is marked by a single swing of the pendulum. In a digital watch, the vibrations of a quartz

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MIT Researchers: Quantum Squeeze Could Enhance Clock Precision

MIT Researchers: Quantum Squeeze Could Enhance Clock Precision
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With a quantum squeeze, clocks could keep even more precise time, MIT researchers propose | MIT News

Clocks, lasers, and other oscillators could be tuned to super-quantum precision, allowing researchers to track infinitesimally small differences in time, according to a new MIT study.

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