Record-Breaking Time Crystal Created

Physicists at TU Dortmund University have developed a time crystal that lasts 40 minutes, setting a new longevity record.

The new time crystal lasts at least 40 minutes, surpassing previous records by ten million times.
Developed using indium gallium arsenide, this time crystal exhibits periodic oscillations without external energy.
Potential applications include more stable qubits for quantum computing and enhanced precision in timekeeping devices.
The creation of the time crystal challenges conventional understanding of non-equilibrium thermodynamics.
This breakthrough opens the door for further experimental investigation and real-world applications.