Entangled Clocks: One-Way Speed of Light
Deposited asEntangled Cesium Lattices in Microgravity: A Quantum-Relativistic Consistency Test of One-Way Light-Speed Isotropy
Nobody has ever measured the speed of light in one direction. Not once. Physics clocks the round trip and calls the halfway point a convention. This paper designs the experiment that could finally read the number off an instrument: entangled atomic clocks in microgravity, specified down to the detectors.
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