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Did you know that one second is the time needed for a cesium-133 atom to perform 9,192,631,770 complete oscillations.
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I am totally blown away that you would post this today. You can’t imagine!!! You know how I am about “synchronicity” and coincidences. Just the other day, TC, who reads my blog, recommended a band to me that I’d never heard. The name? Cesium 137. Wow.
Considering how weird my life is lately, nothing surprises me!
All together now… “How weird is it???”