- #1
Rahmuss
- 222
- 0
I'm not sure which location to post this in; but since it deals with the very small (sub-atomic), then I'll post it here.
Does anybody know just how precise they can measure time? Can they measure seconds down to 50 yotta seconds ([tex]10^{-24}[/tex])?
I have a theory (well, not quite that far yet, just a thought so far really) that would need to detect a difference in [tex]51.7*10^{-24}s[/tex] as an average, and some values would be much smaller.
Does anyone know how short of a time interval we can measure currently?
Does anybody know just how precise they can measure time? Can they measure seconds down to 50 yotta seconds ([tex]10^{-24}[/tex])?
I have a theory (well, not quite that far yet, just a thought so far really) that would need to detect a difference in [tex]51.7*10^{-24}s[/tex] as an average, and some values would be much smaller.
Does anyone know how short of a time interval we can measure currently?