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For questions about the science of measurement, such as how units are defined or how practical measurements are connected to those definitions.
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What reference clock is an atomic clock measured against?
The answer to the original question is then there is no reference against which an atomic clock is measured, but its (short term) stability is only calculated. A newer, more stable clock (e.g. "nuclea …
