Tidmätning
Tidmätning, often translated as time measurement, refers to the process of quantifying the duration of events or the passage of time. This fundamental concept is essential for organizing daily life, conducting scientific research, and synchronizing activities across various domains. Throughout history, humans have developed increasingly sophisticated methods for tidmätning, evolving from simple observations of celestial bodies to highly precise atomic clocks.
Early forms of tidmätning relied on natural phenomena. Sundials, for instance, utilized the sun's apparent movement
The advent of quartz crystal technology in the 20th century revolutionized tidmätning by offering greater accuracy