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A Clock for All Time
gerardM Mar 18 Nov - 11:04
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Scientific American magazine
Imagine a clock that lasts forever... or at least 1,000 decades.
A Clock for All Time
A small group of futurists and engineers have begun building a mechanical clock meant to tick through 1,000 decades
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|PAR W. WAYT GIBBS
Scientific American magazine
Imagine a clock that lasts forever... or at least 1,000 decades.
A Clock for All Time
A small group of futurists and engineers have begun building a mechanical clock meant to tick through 1,000 decades
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|PAR W. WAYT GIBBS
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