CNN.com - NASA clock could set time for universe - Sep. 26, 2002 "Had a new atomic clock developed by NASA started ticking when the universe was young, it would have remained accurate enough today to get you to a lunch engagement on time."
If only the Windows operating system clock could be so accurate. heh.
posted by Chloe | Sunday 29 September 2002 2:35 AM
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