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How do you measure one second? - Answers

With a stop watch or a clock. If you're asking how do we determine what a second is (In the SI- International system of units), then that is determined by the oscillation of a Cesium Atom's Microwave. No matter what the conditions, the cesium atom's full oscillation will always equal one second. No matter where in the world. Really neat phenomenon.



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With a stop watch or a clock. If you're asking how do we determine what a second is (In the SI- International system of units), then that is determined by the oscillation of a Cesium Atom's Microwave. No matter what the conditions, the cesium atom's full oscillation will always equal one second. No matter where in the world. Really neat phenomenon.



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How do you measure one second? - Answers

With a stop watch or a clock. If you're asking how do we determine what a second is (In the SI- International system of units), then that is determined by the oscillation of a Cesium Atom's Microwave. No matter what the conditions, the cesium atom's full oscillation will always equal one second. No matter where in the world. Really neat phenomenon.

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