A modern atomic clock would lose less than a second in 15 billion years.
Why it is true
Atomic clocks use transitions between energy levels of atoms, such as caesium, to measure time with enormous precision. This stability is used in GPS, telecommunications networks and scientific research.
Source: NIST
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