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Quantum leap refers to a sudden increase in something. Given that this clock is 50% more precise than the previous record holder, I think it qualifies to be called a 'quantum leap'. So even if you are pedantic about headlines, it
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True! People use Rubidium clocks only because they are inexpensive. I don't think scientists working in expensive labs rely on Rubidium clocks.
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5 products that are pushing the boundaries of TV
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Sony’s new genome analysis company is not playing catch-up with Calico
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Engineers Convert Yeast Cells into Biofuel
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Mathematics of Roughness
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New era of fast genetic engineering
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The Science of How Music Enchants the Brain
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Atomic Clocks Make a Quantum Leap in Accuracy
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Researchers Create World's Fastest Organic Transistor
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Google Glass adds prescription lenses
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27 Dimensions - Physicists See Photons in New Light
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Ezra Klein's 'Project X'
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Neuroscience's most famous brain is reconstructed
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Apple wins patent for solar-powered MacBook
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Apple wins 'iPen' patent for a smarter stylus
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The tiny Ozobot line-following robot is high-tech creative fun
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Snap-on thermal camera for iPhone gives you heat vision
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Man vs. Animal
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Uber to be hit with wrongful-death suit
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Fastest routes revealed by mimicking electrical flow
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Neutrinos: Messenger from the underworld
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Wrinkled doughnut solves geometrical mystery
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What has the Higgs boson done for us?
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The extreme quest for new medicines
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Motion-captured laughs
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China’s lunar rover Yutu says ‘Goodnight, humanity’ before freezing to death
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Light-bending black hole mimic is first you can watch
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Drone with legs can perch, watch and walk like a bird
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Watch the first public Macintosh demo in newly released video
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