Pune Scientists Building ATOMIC CLOCK

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  • Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
  • Indian Scientists at @IISERPuneSMC are working on a strontium atomic clock that would be one of the most accurate in the world. This is work from Dr. Umakant D Rapol in whose lab this experimental setup is being built.
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    00:00 - IISER Pune Atomic Clock
    00:36 - starting with a wrong explanation on purpose
    01:30 - Building the setup
    02:42 - trapping strontium atoms
    03:30 - laser cooling strontium
    05:40 - blue lasers , red lasers
    08:20 - transition frequency noob explanation
    09:55- the shocking part about atomic clocks
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    - Read several papers via scholar, particularly liked this one - ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:d52...
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  • @GareebScientist
    @GareebScientist  Год назад +86

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    • @RAHULKUMAR-rf3gb
      @RAHULKUMAR-rf3gb Год назад +4

      Nhi karunga kyuki gareeb scientist ab ameer hogya hai aur heart nhi deta

    • @Aadi_Gaming_3693
      @Aadi_Gaming_3693 Год назад

      Bhai kya aap mere ko koi rocket science se related book suggest kariye na please❤🙏

    • @krishanubayen5609
      @krishanubayen5609 Год назад +1

      namaste sir mera app sa sawal hai ke hamare desh mein kya koi opticarl computer /computing ka research ho raha hai. Please batia in one video please

    • @aniketsingh810
      @aniketsingh810 Год назад

      Bhai next video , HAL and GE ki jet engine deal pe bnana. Will it be beneficial for india or it will make us totally dependent on US, and giving the dream of Made in India Jet engine. There not much talks in media on this. So, if you could research and make video on it.

    • @abhijeetvikram4558
      @abhijeetvikram4558 Год назад

      Bro can I join you, I am a BSMS student at IISER Pune. Biology background

  • @studytime2570
    @studytime2570 Год назад +839

    You are one of the rare Indian Channel on RUclips which are actually focusing on science. In west such channels like Veritesium is common. Thank you for doing this.

    • @garyz4801
      @garyz4801 Год назад +13

      Ye i only trust him and science to technology...

    • @studytime2570
      @studytime2570 Год назад +6

      also pardon my grammatical mistakes. I typed that hurriedly. before anyone points that out...

    • @PluetoeInc.
      @PluetoeInc. Год назад

      @@studytime2570 the role of language is to get the massage across , do not care about the grammar police , they are unemployed people with an anger against everything. Science FTW

    • @-rate6326
      @-rate6326 Год назад +7

      Veritasium doesn't go too much into science

    • @indranilupadhyay7183
      @indranilupadhyay7183 Год назад +9

      There's one more, Nimbus Education.
      Detailed explanation of ISRO Rockets, spaceships, upcoming missions, And also Physics, Science and Tech

  • @purn109
    @purn109 Год назад +179

    I worked on the Cs fountain clock at National Physical Lab, CSIR New Delhi about a decade back. Specifically, I had designed part of the fluorescence detection circuit for the expanding Cs atomic cloud that eventually maps out the beautiful Ramsey fringes. This video and your explanation brought back a lot of memories and joy. Thank you.

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +37

      damn, thanks a lot, aukad ke bahar ki tareef

    • @MikeSwiss
      @MikeSwiss Год назад +2

      Proud of u sir
      Pranam

  • @anubhavarya3894
    @anubhavarya3894 Год назад +225

    Bro to be honest you are raising the bar for scientific temperament in India. I am sure that may be just 1% watching this video, but surely this video will inspire Indian students to pursue research on these cool topics instead of running behind money and pursuing courses like CSE just for sake of higher packages. I certainly aspire that one day most of modern and futuristic technologies will be home grown in India which Dr. APJ sir dreamt about. And you are playing a vital role in it by bringing out these hidden gems in India. Hats off you GS🙇‍♂🙇‍♂

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +28

      thats a big responsibility and thank you fr your words, i just learn something new and cover it , maybe few get inspired along the way

    • @aelinwhitehorn3526
      @aelinwhitehorn3526 Год назад +2

      underrated comment

    • @soumyadipmukherjee6627
      @soumyadipmukherjee6627 Год назад +1

      For that govt also should support research and development if they only don't support how the hell will these take place first govt should develop them then only these can happen

    • @Tutanchat
      @Tutanchat Год назад

      true..

    • @CockySuSMounted
      @CockySuSMounted Год назад

      Logically said

  • @soubhadramaiti1996
    @soubhadramaiti1996 Год назад +29

    As an alumni from IISER Pune and having worked/interacted with them during undergrads really makes me proud!!

  • @angryhusky2467
    @angryhusky2467 Год назад +64

    You cleared one of my biggest doubt about atomic clocks in a really simple way.😮😮😮
    All this time I was thinking it was the vibration of atoms when specific frequency was thrown upon them. Didn't know it was just opposite.

    • @angryhusky2467
      @angryhusky2467 Год назад +3

      Since school days we were taught like this.

    • @observantmagic4156
      @observantmagic4156 Год назад +1

      I still don’t understand tbh. Are we measuring oscillation of the light photons because of the atoms?

    • @angryhusky2467
      @angryhusky2467 Год назад +11

      @@observantmagic4156 we can make a clock using light of particular frequency and wavelength. But how can we practically know what the wavelength of light we are using is? Through calculations we know that strontium will absorb 698nm wavelength light the most. But practically how do we check it? This machine helps us to isolate that particular light of that particular wavelength. We throw laser light of various wavelengths on the strontium atom and the one that is absorbed by strontium atom the most is the 698nm wavelength light. Now this isolated laser is sent to an electronic device that generates clock signals using it.
      So basically this video shows how to exactly test the frequency and wavelength of light we are going to use to make an atomic clock.

    • @angryhusky2467
      @angryhusky2467 Год назад +2

      Ab mai kuch bhi comment karega to heart milega🤣🤣🤣

    • @AkashYadav-mr4hg
      @AkashYadav-mr4hg Год назад +4

      @@angryhusky2467 That was really good explanation. Thank you

  • @DipankarNath
    @DipankarNath Год назад +46

    Frequency comb which you mentioned is probably one of the most important component as that is what is used to measure the frequency of the laser. Hope you cover that next time! And good to see Umakant's lab doing so well, his lab has progressed quite well since he first joined IISER Pune! The explanations were really amazing, it is very difficult to actually convey laser cooling to people let alone talk how atomic clocks work. Keep up the good work!

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +4

      Thank you Dipankar, yes had to tone down the complexity 🖖🏽

  • @GareebScientist
    @GareebScientist  Год назад +18

    *SUCH CLOCKS ARE NOT FOR SPACE, THEY ARE GROUND CLOCKS FOR NATIONAL TIME KEEPING. SPACE ATOMIC CLOCKS ARE A BIT DIFFERENT*
    Full Convo on Shunya - ruclips.net/video/kFEat06744g/видео.html
    Pune coldest place video BEC - ruclips.net/video/7yQZXEXPxc8/видео.html

    • @Aadi_Gaming_3693
      @Aadi_Gaming_3693 Год назад

      Bhai kya aap mere ko koi rocket science se related book suggest kariye na please❤🙏

    • @BidyutSarkargamer
      @BidyutSarkargamer Год назад +2

      @@Aadi_Gaming_3693 Try Ignition by Jhon Clerk is one of my favourite book that I have ever read. You should try this.

    • @ykishore4340
      @ykishore4340 Год назад

      NAVIC navigation satellites ke liye bhi desi atomic clock banega?

    • @HrithikSD4368
      @HrithikSD4368 Год назад

      ​@@ykishore4340ban chuka h, NVS-1 me indegineous tha

  • @anandarunakumar6819
    @anandarunakumar6819 Год назад +20

    Awesome Umakant's lab team. Nostalgic to be proud of a junior who is doing cutting edge fundamental research. Proud of you UDR.

  • @_YADUVANSHI_00_
    @_YADUVANSHI_00_ 11 месяцев назад +2

    Need more Indian RUclips channel like this thankyou sir

  • @kaushikgupta1410
    @kaushikgupta1410 Год назад +6

    I'm working in this kind of lab in Singapore. Good to see people working about it in India.

  • @0xhhhhff
    @0xhhhhff Год назад +9

    One of the best Indian channels on science. Love your content. While the viewership numbers may not balance out the effort and thought that goes into making a vdo I'm sure you'll grow much larger if you keep this up. Best of luck!

  • @vishwanathaniyer9245
    @vishwanathaniyer9245 Год назад +1

    Saw this video for the first time . I am excited to how research is happening in india and hats off to the sir and the other people who prepared such an apparatus. Thank you for bringing this to us

  • @dnranjit
    @dnranjit Год назад +22

    Great animation...tough topic! Still wonderful. That is some advanced quantum lab. Hydrogen masers are another set of base apparatus for maintaining clocks.

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +7

      yea tough for sure, this video likely wont do well, but i enjoyed making ti so much, lot to learrn

  • @suyogtadke7985
    @suyogtadke7985 Год назад +22

    Super cool work and video❤
    I think what was missing is the use case, There are many but most importantly its used for GPS.great work by scientists and you👍🏼

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +7

      this is a ground clock, will be used for national time keeping, if made for that standard
      and yes should have gone into it, already overwhelmed

  • @PramodMakkar
    @PramodMakkar Год назад +22

    Please! Bro Make Video On ISRO Join NASA Artemis Accords 🚀🇮🇳🤝🇺🇸🚀

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +15

      m not interested in that topic sorry, its just signing of some treaty type deal, it doesnt mean india has joined artmis mission, jab science and engineering side se kuch ayega tab dekhenge ,

    • @PramodMakkar
      @PramodMakkar Год назад +1

      @@GareebScientistOkay! Bro 👍

    • @Brand250
      @Brand250 Год назад

      ​@@GareebScientistyou are very Anti NASA bro 😂😂 (just kidding 🙃)

    • @Vance_Williams
      @Vance_Williams Год назад +1

      @@GareebScientist bhai tu bara ghamandi hai re, padh likh le high level ki padhai

    • @apoorvsingh750
      @apoorvsingh750 Год назад

      Hi please make a video explaining India's future possible participation in ISS including Indian astronaut in iss

  • @uniqueone4097
    @uniqueone4097 Год назад +2

    I searched the whole internet in search of proper explanation of atomic clock ,But never Ever I found a Video . This Channel made me feel that India can't be behind in any field than others and It was One of the Best explanation that cleared my 70 percent doubts and first Time I understood procedure and I can't beleive that it's in IIser Pune .Thanks For Your Explanation and You deserve minimum a millions of Subscribers .

  • @adisura9904
    @adisura9904 Год назад +4

    You are one of the best YTubers in the country man. Iv been following hour channel for some years. Best of luck to you. You deserve millions of more subscribers

  • @sao_rav
    @sao_rav Год назад +5

    Hats off to your commitment to spread knowledge across this nation with language that is easy to digest, I do watch Vigyan Tv India as well and you both have been so so good!
    Your parents should be proud of you brother !

  • @HM-cw8im
    @HM-cw8im Год назад +4

    It's an amazing video! Please keep making more!
    I didn't understand 1 part - how can the transition frequency of Strontium help devise a clock? What periodic oscillations are being monitored to define a second?

  • @abheeray
    @abheeray Год назад +9

    Thank you for bringing amazing content and explaining them most simplistically. I recently started following your channel.
    Explaining science concepts with graphics lowers the age bar to grasp such concepts and helps increase the scientific temperament of the younger generation. In our days, only sources available were poorly drawn B&W representations and heavy text books written in a language that often needed picking up another! Even understanding a simple orbital structure or energy states of electrons became extremely mundane to a level where the goal ended up being studying it to pass an exam.
    Keep up!

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +1

      yes i remeber buying encyclopedias , only source of info since no internet

  • @yogeshkumardhiman
    @yogeshkumardhiman Год назад

    You are one of the Best Channel, who shows Scinece.
    It's good to show case Indians Labs and their efforts. 🎉

  • @2-minutephysiatry506
    @2-minutephysiatry506 Год назад +2

    Superb video, Bhai !! You've explained the concept of Atomic Clock like no other.

  • @MontyRuhil
    @MontyRuhil Год назад +4

    As a 12 class student i can confirm that : kuch samajh nhi aya lekin sun ke acha lga 😅 . I don't know much importance of this video but may be in future i will 🥲. Thank GS 😍

  • @Ravikalavidh1259
    @Ravikalavidh1259 Год назад

    Wow! What a channel.. Very few channels of India exploring science.. Keep up good work

  • @sonalijha3476
    @sonalijha3476 Год назад +1

    i can assure you that I enjoyed it a lot gaining the knowledge about that. Hope to see more such videos

  • @shravanitembare4272
    @shravanitembare4272 Год назад +9

    Great one! Kuddos for the animation part ❤👏

  • @Itsz_arya
    @Itsz_arya Год назад +2

    Next level experience, plz continue this type of content. I much lntrested in this. We need this type of content, really amazing ❤❤🤩😍

  • @antiuniverse20
    @antiuniverse20 Год назад +5

    I always wanted to create a science based youtube channel like vertasium, nile red , action lab but due procrastination and overthinking to create good videos. I failed, but seeing you it motivates me to start again. Hopefully, somewhere in the future, i will be making videos with you.😁

  • @neerajbhanushali6281
    @neerajbhanushali6281 Год назад

    Good channel just started watching the video in last 2 days. It has got me back to my learning days. Creats curiosity to start learning again

  • @story_teller_Is
    @story_teller_Is Год назад

    itne din baad mje finally atomic clock ka working and significance pta chala. suna hua tha par pta ni tha kya h iska kya use h. maza aaya

  • @user-dv8ok1xg8t
    @user-dv8ok1xg8t Год назад

    Great to see this underrated video and the progress of India

  • @nightgeek7967
    @nightgeek7967 Год назад +3

    One of the most informative video. Learnt new things which I never heard of.

  • @navintripathi8944
    @navintripathi8944 Год назад

    While loading atoms from oven to main MOT, they are using a 2D MOT along with a zeeman slower, really really doing precise stuff. I’m really impressed. Very less people load atoms with a 2d MOT, and with a ZSlower it’s really rare. Proud. Great job. Keep it up..!!

  • @adarshkumarsingh618
    @adarshkumarsingh618 Год назад +1

    Whoa, kafi mast video tha. Hats off to you 🙏🙌

  • @singhtochi
    @singhtochi 10 месяцев назад

    Amazing video and excellent explanation.
    Keep up good work.
    👍

  • @faisalsheikh7846
    @faisalsheikh7846 Год назад +15

    Phenomenal work 🇮🇳

  • @drishana2023
    @drishana2023 Год назад +1

    You are truly talented. Great work you are doing every day.

  • @aashutosh_patel
    @aashutosh_patel Год назад +4

    How do they measure number of cycles (oscillation)?

  • @Matrix-rq1kh
    @Matrix-rq1kh Год назад

    bro where were you, why didnt I find your channel early. Anyways I am glad that I atleast found it now. Your content is amazing. Keep it up

  • @AMITSAWANT6270
    @AMITSAWANT6270 Год назад +1

    Nice brother thank you for doing this... i always watch your videos... and you are the only source that i get information about science...😊🙏

  • @ShreyasRisodkar
    @ShreyasRisodkar Год назад +2

    Hats off to you and your team sir . I sincerely hope each and every child and youth in India that is interested in science follows your channel 🙏🏻🙏🏻

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +1

      Team nahi hein sir. Akela hi hun. Thank you 👍🏼

  • @Parikalpna
    @Parikalpna Год назад +1

    Really nice explanation.Thanks a lot for the hardwork

  • @sudhakarlal8992
    @sudhakarlal8992 Год назад

    Extremely good video aur batane ka tarika bhi ,,,hope karta hun ki channel grow kre aur iss TOPIC pe jo v apne skip kiya h aap uske liye ek saparate video bnaenge👌👌👌VANDE MATARAM

  • @vikrantsatpute9984
    @vikrantsatpute9984 Год назад +1

    make a short video or a long video on India signing the Artemis accords and its implication on ISRO and our future missions.

  • @crashoverride4559
    @crashoverride4559 Год назад +1

    Amazing video, learned something new ,
    Thank you for the amazing content as always

  • @sumran6
    @sumran6 Год назад

    Hi. Good job on making this video!
    I had a question, if frequency of the lasers is so important here why is it set on trial and error method only, like how do they know if the atoms are in right temperature? Shouldn't the absorption spectra change if the temperature is not right?

  • @everything4510
    @everything4510 Год назад +1

    Tnk u. hindi mai itna complex topic explain krne k liye always ❤❤

  • @user-ho1vx2kz8w
    @user-ho1vx2kz8w Год назад

    one question ?
    why we are cooling it down and forming lattice of Strontium atom and why cant we use metal direct ?

  • @forgive_me_for_being_unfunny
    @forgive_me_for_being_unfunny Год назад +2

    IAT results gonna be out on 3rd July
    I have chance to take admission in IISER Pune for a BS-MS degree
    if anyone reading this comment after that
    just remind to reply haha 🫡
    And wish me luck!! 🤭🤭

  • @sinkusingh3601
    @sinkusingh3601 Год назад +11

    Keep working hard bro. We will always support you 😊😊😊

  • @ashutoshdash6242
    @ashutoshdash6242 Год назад +1

    Very well explained!Thank you!

  • @JayDantara
    @JayDantara Год назад +3

    Indians need to follow good wire management at all levels!

  • @AkashYadav-mr4hg
    @AkashYadav-mr4hg Год назад +9

    Really insightful video gs, i would love if you cover more such topics related to research among indian academia.

  • @TonyFarley-gi2cv
    @TonyFarley-gi2cv Год назад +1

    Do you think the bases of the material matters when trying to build a different formation clock or the basis of the atmosphere in between the material

  • @nid274
    @nid274 Год назад

    great explanation...Now only I understood the role of atom in atomic clock....

  • @ankitnmnaik229
    @ankitnmnaik229 Год назад

    In which software you do the 2d animations ??

  • @amkamath
    @amkamath Год назад

    तुम बहुत अच्छा काम कर रहे हो भाई! हमें और चैनल चाहिए जो भारत में अनुसंधान को जागरूकता दिलाते हैं।

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад +1

      Thank you, people happen to resonate with my interests

  • @krushnakatke4175
    @krushnakatke4175 Год назад +1

    Brother thanks for bringing this invention to our attention. Now we can proudly say that yes we can do anything. Now we are not less than anyone.
    🇮🇳🇮🇳 JAI HIND 🇮🇳🇮🇳
    🇮🇳🇮🇳 VANDE MATARAM 🇮🇳🇮🇳

  • @darshanpatel9006
    @darshanpatel9006 Год назад +1

    Please make video on jet engine (GE-HAL deal ke around) & Please explain all (if not all then important) the components of jet engines & how many components we indian already have indigenous & how much we need to develop....that is hot topic & interesting too!!

  • @billjack1857
    @billjack1857 11 месяцев назад

    Can this atomic clock be utilized in our Navic satellites like the recently developed and deployed IRAFS - Rubidium atomic clock?
    Or is it completely different in size, specs and function and can only be utilized for academia and physics research?

  • @sachleensingh56
    @sachleensingh56 Год назад +1

    I was wondering, if we localise the position of an atom to such a precise location aren't we violating the heisenberg uncertainty principle. Like if see in double slit experiment, narrower the slit, the wider the photons arrive at the screen?

  • @ManishSaxena01
    @ManishSaxena01 Год назад +2

    Thanks very much.
    Your lucid way is absolutely fantastic.

  • @SS-yp2wh
    @SS-yp2wh Год назад +1

    The selected atomic lattice wavelength absorption range is locked onto a laser via trial and error, described laser clock frequency is used to denote each second.

  • @palsingh4984
    @palsingh4984 2 месяца назад +1

    will my watch receive the time signal to set time?

  • @MikeSwiss
    @MikeSwiss Год назад +1

    We are proud of u sir
    Keep going
    We are also working hard
    Jai mata di
    Jai bharat

  • @SuniL.KrishnA
    @SuniL.KrishnA Год назад

    Hello sir.
    I've a question.
    Why space satellites and other such equipments are covered in silver / chrome/ gold colour wraps?.
    Any scientific reason?

  • @fenil7444
    @fenil7444 Год назад

    Is it possible to cool through BEAM or Small Microwave

  • @dr.rish_aryan2639
    @dr.rish_aryan2639 Год назад

    Salute hai yr aap jaise logo ko and humare scientists ko and gov.. ko

  • @dharmeshparikh7837
    @dharmeshparikh7837 Год назад

    Really interesting man. I appreciate your work.

  • @NCore_._
    @NCore_._ 11 месяцев назад +1

    When I see these labs and their animations I can't help but feel like this is like real world Minecraft where you built new automated/manual devices for different purposes...

  • @nikunjvelaniV113
    @nikunjvelaniV113 Год назад

    awesome work bro. thnq for making this videos

  • @himanshudwivedi1000
    @himanshudwivedi1000 Год назад +1

    Gyan ki daridrata sarvocch daridrata!!! Cheers Garibium for showing me an actual atomic clock. Impalpable made fact today!!! Nahin Gyanen sadrasham!! Dhanyavaad

  • @zigzag8338
    @zigzag8338 Год назад +9

    Wow! Such research is happening in non-IITs, I thought they were the concentration of such things, glad to see it's not the case.

    • @jigsaw2281
      @jigsaw2281 Год назад +4

      IISER ko kam smjh rha h kya ??😂😂 IIT technology m h IISER science m h no1

    • @demonslayer-w2lundjhjhhv8vuyei
      @demonslayer-w2lundjhjhhv8vuyei Год назад +4

      ​@@jigsaw2281wahi toh IIT are best for engineering and IISER and IISC are best for pure sciences but with an exception of IIT kanpur

  • @fenil7444
    @fenil7444 Год назад

    Is fraction, traction & Gravity in process. What i can understand

  • @loneranger5700
    @loneranger5700 10 месяцев назад +1

    Can I got atomic signal reception over my casio multiband watch once/twise a day from this power plant when completed ?? 😉😎

  • @nullvoid12
    @nullvoid12 Год назад +1

    Keep doing what you do! Blessings 💞

  • @user-wd3hc1ki3c
    @user-wd3hc1ki3c Год назад

    but why a particular element for locking the frequency??

  • @gauravpurohit1234
    @gauravpurohit1234 3 месяца назад

    freq comb par ek video bana dijiye, you are explaining well and good

  • @thinktikkitank3013
    @thinktikkitank3013 Год назад +1

    Great job... Keep up👍👍🤘

  • @ManishVerma-le9ns
    @ManishVerma-le9ns Год назад +1

    Finally some cool physics coming out of India. Being a cold-atom physicist, I really appreciate your effort. ❤

  • @aadhargupta6975
    @aadhargupta6975 Год назад

    Great video, brother

  • @chintanpattani1296
    @chintanpattani1296 Год назад +1

    More power to you brother 🎉

  • @chandrasekharsantra5440
    @chandrasekharsantra5440 Год назад

    This video should be much bigger than this. Actually we need more explanation. By the way good job👍

  • @guptanir
    @guptanir Год назад +1

    current standard for atomic clocks are rubidium based, especially used in space for GPS

  • @homibhabha1950
    @homibhabha1950 Год назад

    THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR EFFORTS AND DEDICATION SIR

  • @subhampadhi2813
    @subhampadhi2813 Год назад

    Thanks for the Video

  • @pratikjadhav5808
    @pratikjadhav5808 Год назад +1

    Appreciate your efforts 😊

  • @gouravkrroy3625
    @gouravkrroy3625 Год назад

    Really nice and simple explanation!.. 😀

  • @somnath1235
    @somnath1235 Год назад

    Strontium hi kyun use hua? Aur atomic clock is kya use hai?

  • @krishkothari111
    @krishkothari111 25 дней назад

    Love your videos and explanations!

  • @arjunhb
    @arjunhb Год назад

    I have a question hope someone clears me
    Question is How we can use that frequency 698nm or oscillations corresponding to this frequency to set or determine the duration of 1 second???

    • @GareebScientist
      @GareebScientist  Год назад

      Based on atom transition frequency. Because it is universally fixed

  • @artBindu
    @artBindu Год назад

    Great discussion

  • @sayansaha4568
    @sayansaha4568 Год назад

    Very informative video.. Thanks bhai🤗

  • @gizmobrain
    @gizmobrain Год назад

    How to extract Garibium?

  • @user-zx2xt5bz3x
    @user-zx2xt5bz3x Год назад +2

    Ha content bahut unique and rare hai

  • @morbius5836
    @morbius5836 Год назад

    Very good informative video, appreciated

  • @srijanisallyouneed
    @srijanisallyouneed Год назад +5

    ❤ your videos
    *Please tell us about yourself* 🙏🏻 It will provide motivation to Sc. Students like us

  • @saty
    @saty Год назад

    Thanks for scientific content ! ❤❤

  • @chayan_one
    @chayan_one Год назад +1

    Thanks for this level of content ---