What is the error of measure in the most accurate atomic clock?

Correct answer: 1 second in 100 million years

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Player #25874027
Player #25874027
And who’s going to be around in 100,000,000 years to say that the time is wrong?
Player #77118933
Player #77118933
with all this accuracy, why don't my phone, laptop, computer, and GPS synch and show the same time?
Hud
Hud
Player #25874027, 😂😂
"El Lento"
"El Lento"
Player #77118933, And, because of the time in between checking them! Att. "El Lento."
"El Lento"
"El Lento"
Player #77118933, Because they are in different places. Dah!
"El Lento"
"El Lento"
Shouldn't the expression be "margin of error"?
Ray
Ray
Time is the fire in which we burn 🔥
Ancient Alien
Ancient Alien
I just looked this clock up on google and it very big and ugly so I wouldn’t want it in my living room no matter how accurate it is
DkRatz72
DkRatz72
Nix, space-time is a law of physics
Nix
Nix
time was created by man, so what reference do you have to compare the atomic clock against