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Scientists have achieved an incredible breakthrough by measuring the shortest time ever recorded — just 247 zeptoseconds. This is the time it takes for a particle of light, known as a photon, to travel across a hydrogen molecule. To understand how small that is, a zeptosecond compares to one second the same way one second compares to 31.7 billion years — an almost unimaginable scale.

This discovery allows researchers to study how light interacts with electrons inside atoms, opening new doors in quantum physics and advanced technologies. By observing events at such tiny time scales, scientists can better understand the fundamental processes that shape our universe.

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