
Tim Hornyak
Writer at Freelance
Words @TheAtlantic @nytimes @TIME @Nature @CNBC @AGU_Eos @kinfolkmag ; Author, Loving the Machine: The Art and Science of Japanese Robots; Songwriter @rumdukes
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2 weeks ago |
thetimes.com | Tim Hornyak
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3 weeks ago |
spectrum.ieee.org | Tim Hornyak
Scientists have tried to create more precise timekeeping devices even after the International System of Units adopted specific cesium-133 radiation in its 1967 definition of the second. Atomic clocks have been widely applied since then, but the quest for greater accuracy continues. Now a Japanese company has commercialized one approach: An optical lattice clock it claims is the most accurate on the market.
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1 month ago |
thetimes.com | Tim Hornyak
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1 month ago |
thetimes.com | Tim Hornyak
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1 month ago |
spectrum.ieee.org | Tim Hornyak
It seems like something right out of Doc Brown’s garage in Back to the Future: a rechargeable battery made with depleted uranium. But that’s exactly what researchers in Japan have built. Scientists at the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) say their uranium battery could help renewable energy sources such as wind and solar farms to provide a stable energy output by serving as a potential alternative to large-capacity lithium-ion batteries.
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A man was admitted to #EXPO2025 in Osaka with a ticket for the 1940 "Grand International Exposition of Japan" which was cancelled due to WWII https://t.co/ImzSdf8Tx2

Children aged 14 or younger now make up less than 12% of Japan's population https://t.co/F6R5bbmUzc