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The I-SOC (Space Optical Clock on ISS) mission [1] is an ESA mission whose main goal is testing the Einstein Equivalence Principle and performing relativistic geodesy from space. It will be based on a strontium lattice clock on the ISS, which will be compared with ground clocks using advanced frequency link technologies, optical and microwave. The space clock will have 1×10−17 fractional inaccuracy, and ground clocks intercomparisons will be possible at the 10−18 level.
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