Portable atomic clock could keep ships on course without GPS

Engineering and Technology Magazine·Apr 15

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A portable atomic clock is being developed that could potentially keep ships on course without relying on GPS. The technology is reported to have potential navigation applications. However, the details and current status of this development are unclear, as reports on the topic are not widely available amidst a range of other engineering and technology stories.

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Portable atomic clock could keep ships on course without GPS

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