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Laser Power Systems is Developing Cars Fueled by Nuclear Power
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Direct detection of nuclear transition in thorium-229 hints at possibility of nuclear based clock
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Laser Power Systems is Developing Cars Fueled by Nuclear Power
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Studies of thorium and ytterbium ion trap loading from laser ablation for gravity monitoring with nuclear clocks
