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... medieval turret clocks right on through to the creation of atomic clocks. Discover how British clockmakers changed our world.

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From ancient sundials to today's atomic clocks, this video explores the incredible journey of how humanity learned to measure ...

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Atomic clocks, the best timekeepers ever made, are one of the scientific and technological wonders of modern life.

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Discover the incredible journey of timekeeping, from the ancient use of sundials to the modern-day innovation of smartwatches.

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Atomic clocks measure time using the vibrations of cesium atoms — so precise they lose only one second every millions of years!