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Zeptosecond (10 to the power -21 of a second)

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In nuclear physics, the natural timescale is several orders of magnitude faster, in the realm of zeptoseconds - or sextillionths of a second.

In nuclear physics, the natural timescale is several orders of magnitude faster, in the realm of zeptoseconds or sextillionths of a second.

In nuclear physics, the natural timescale is several orders of magnitude faster, in the realm of zeptoseconds - or sextillionths of a second.