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China Proposes New Calendar For Measuring Space Better - Vimarsana News

China Proposes New Calendar For Measuring Space Better

The calendar could use the year zero based on a pulsar signal, rather than using the Christian AD starting point.

New Atomic Clock Innovation Record-Breaking on Timekeeping, Loses Only One Second Per 300 Billion Years - Vimarsana News

New Atomic Clock Innovation Record-Breaking on Timekeeping, Loses Only One Second Per 300 Billion Years

Experts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison developed a record-breaking atomic clock that loses only one second per 300 billion years.

General Atomics Completes NASA Deep Space Atomic Clock Mission - Vimarsana News

General Atomics Completes NASA Deep Space Atomic Clock Mission

After more than two years of pushing the timekeeping frontiers and improving spacecraft navigation in deep space, General Atomics has announced the successful completion of NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock (DSAC) mission.

#NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock, Which Has, Since Two Years, Pushed the Timekeeping ... - Latest Tweet by IANS India - Vimarsana News

#NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock, Which Has, Since Two Years, Pushed the Timekeeping ... - Latest Tweet by IANS India

The latest Tweet by IANS India states, '#NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock, which has, since two years, pushed the timekeeping frontiers in space, has successfully ended its mission.' 📰 #NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock, Which Has, Since Two Years, Pushed the Timekeeping ... - Latest Tweet by IANS India.

NASA Deep Space Atomic Clock mission ended last month - Vimarsana News

NASA Deep Space Atomic Clock mission ended last month

Navigating in space is difficult, and as missions venture further and further into space, the need for precise navigation increases. NASA launched the Deep