《经济学人》时间即将被重新定义!铯原子统治60年的“秒”要被
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| 0:14 | It takes about a second to say cesium atoms, and for nearly 60 years cesium atoms have | 大约需要一秒钟 说铯原子, 和近60年 铯原子有 |
| 0:21 | said how long a second lasts. | 说要持续多久 |
| 0:24 | That is because cesium-133, an isotope of cesium, switches | 这是因为铯-133是铯的同位素,开关 |
| 0:28 | between two energy states when exposed to microwave radiation, at a rate so regular | 受微波辐射时,在两个能量状态之间,频率如此之高 |
| 0:34 | you could set your watch by it. | 你可以设置你的表 通过它。 |
| 0:36 | Indeed, atomic clocks use this steady rhythm to measure time. | 事实上,原子钟利用这种稳定的节奏来测量时间。 |
| 0:41 | According to the International System of Units, a second is 9,192,631,770 cycles. | 根据国际单位制,第二个为9,192,631,770个周期. |
| 0:46 | But not | 但是没有 |
| 0:53 | for much longer. | 更长时间。 |
| 0:55 | On October 13, the world's top metrologists convened in Versailles for | 10月13日,世界顶级计量学家在凡尔赛召开. |
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| 1 | It takes about a second to say cesium atoms, and for nearly 60 years cesium atoms have | 大约需要一秒钟 说铯原子, 和近60年 铯原子有 |
| 2 | said how long a second lasts. | 说要持续多久 |
| 3 | That is because cesium-133, an isotope of cesium, switches | 这是因为铯-133是铯的同位素,开关 |
| 4 | between two energy states when exposed to microwave radiation, at a rate so regular | 受微波辐射时,在两个能量状态之间,频率如此之高 |
| 5 | you could set your watch by it. | 你可以设置你的表 通过它。 |
| 6 | Indeed, atomic clocks use this steady rhythm to measure time. | 事实上,原子钟利用这种稳定的节奏来测量时间。 |
| 7 | According to the International System of Units, a second is 9,192,631,770 cycles. | 根据国际单位制,第二个为9,192,631,770个周期. |
| 8 | But not | 但是没有 |
| 9 | for much longer. | 更长时间。 |
| 10 | On October 13, the world's top metrologists convened in Versailles for | 10月13日,世界顶级计量学家在凡尔赛召开. |
| 11 | the General Conference on Weights and Measures, the CGPM, as they have done roughly once every | 重量和措施大会,即妇女问题委员会,正如它们几乎每一次所做的那样, |
| 12 | four years since 1889, to discuss the science of measurement. | 1889年后的四年,讨论测量学. |
| 13 | After three days of debate, | 经过三天的辩论 |
| 14 | they set themselves a deadline. | 他们为自己设定了一个期限。 |
| 15 | By 2030 they will decide how to redefine the second. | 到2030年,他们将决定如何重新界定第二个问题。 |
| 16 | The CGPM oversees the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, the BIPM, which sets | CGPM监督国际体重和计量局,即BIPM,它规定: |
| 17 | the global standard for the passage of time. | 时间流逝的全球标准。 |
| 18 | It does so by combining measurements from | 其方法是结合来自 |
| 19 | hundreds of atomic clocks, based in laboratories around the world, to account for small fluctuations | 数以百计的原子钟, 以世界各地的实验室为基地, |
| 20 | which can cause errors in each individual reading. | 可以在每次读取中引起错误。 |
| 21 | The result is a single, standardised | 结果是单一的,标准化的 |
| 22 | time that coordinates everything from financial transactions to satellite navigation. | 从财务交易到卫星导航 |
| 23 | But | 不过 |
| 24 | the BIPM has a problem. | BIPM有一个问题。 |
| 25 | To check the accuracy of its standardised time, it uses a set of | 为了检查标准化时间的准确性,它使用一套 |
| 26 | newer clocks, based on different chemical elements, which can measure time more precisely | 新的时钟,基于不同的化学元素,可以更精确地测量时间 |
| 27 | than the best cesium clocks can. | 比最好的铯钟可以。 |
| 28 | Checking the accuracy of the newer clocks requires | 检查更新时钟的准确性需要 |
| 29 | a definition of the second itself. | 定义第二个本身。 |
| 30 | Using that from a cesium clock is like trying to | 使用从铯钟 就像试图 |
| 31 | measure the width of a hare using a ruler whose divisions are wider than the hare. | 使用比兔子更宽的划分尺测量兔子的宽度。 |
| 32 | To | 改为 |
| 33 | run the clockwork like clockwork, the CGPM needs to untie the second from cesium. | 运行时钟工作像时钟工作, CGPM 需要解开第二个与铯. |
| 34 | Kyle Arnold, a physicist at the National University of Singapore, is part of a team developing | 新加坡国立大学的物理学家凯尔·阿诺德(Kyle Arnold)是开发团队的一部分 |
| 35 | a clock based on lutetium ions. | 一个基于 lu离子的时钟. |
| 36 | While cesium clocks use microwave radiation to trigger | 铯钟使用微波辐射触发 |
| 37 | transitions between the atoms' energy states, Dr Arnold's device uses lasers. | 原子能量状态之间的过渡,阿诺德博士的装置使用激光. |
| 38 | Such optical | 这种光学 |
| 39 | clocks tick more quickly, allowing time to be measured more finely. | 计时速度更快,可以更精确地测量时间。 |
| 40 | Writing in Nature | 自然写作 |
| 41 | in September, Dr Arnold's group reported its lutetium clock had a tick about 1000 times | 9月,阿诺德博士的小组报告 它的 lu钟有大约1000次 |
| 42 | more regular than the best cesium devices. | 比最好的铯设备更普通 |
| 43 | Atomic clocks must work reliably in different | 原子钟必须在不同的地方可靠工作 |
| 44 | places around the world. | 世界各地的地方。 |
| 45 | Dr Arnold's device, however, is the size of a room, and yet to | 然而,阿诺德博士的装置 是一个房间的大小,还没有 |
| 46 | leave his Singapore lab. | 离开他的新加坡实验室 |
| 47 | Other more portable contenders include optical clocks based on | 其他更便捷的竞争者包括基于下列条件的光学钟: |
| 48 | ytterbium and strontium atoms suspended by lasers. | y和tron原子被激光悬浮. |
| 49 | These come with their own issues. | 这些都是他们自己的问题。 |
| 50 | A study published in Physical Review Letters in July found that measurements comparing | 7月在物理评论函上发表的一项研究发现,测量比较 |
| 51 | optical clocks based on these elements disagreed with earlier results by more than their known | 基于这些要素的光学钟比已知的更不赞同先前的结果 |
| 52 | uncertainties could explain. | 不确定性可以解释。 |
| 53 | Metrologists must now decide which atomic transition is | 计量学家现在必须决定 哪个原子过渡 |
| 54 | promoted to the official standard. | 晋升到官方标准. |
| 55 | That requires consensus among yet another team of time lords, | 这需要另外一组时间领主达成共识, |
| 56 | the Consultative Committee for Time and Frequency, who are advising the BIPM and CGPM on the | 时间和频率协商委员会,向植物检疫和植物检疫局和植物检疫委员会提供 |
| 57 | With the deadline set for 2030, they have about 100 million seconds to reach an agreement. | 随着2030年的最后期限被设定,他们有约1亿秒达成协议. |
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