Advancements in Time Measurement: The Quest for Greater Accuracy

The video discusses advancements in time measurement with a new clock that uses a strontium atom, offering greater accuracy than cesium-based clocks. This technology can enhance GPS and autopilot systems, allowing planes to land autonomously. The new clock is accurate to one second in 10 billion years, compared to cesium's one second in 30 million years. Future developments aim to create a compact version for use in navigation satellites, with interest from NASA and ESA.

What is the accuracy of the new clock in terms of seconds over billions of years?

What organizations are interested in the new clock technology for navigation satellites?