A NEW APPROACH TO CONCEIVE THE MEASUREMENT OF THE ONE-WAY SPEED OF LIGHT BASED ON AN ASTONISHING CONFLICT WITHIN RELATIVITY.

The measurement of the speed of light one-way can be easily conceived since we can consider a rod with length l1 between the extremities A' and B' and emit light from A' to B' and reciprocally emit light from B' to A'. If we measure the time A'B' and the time B'A' we know the speed of light A'B' and B'A'. However, standard approach affirm astonishingly that this is not possible. Because we need to know the speed of light to synchronize the clocks at A' and B', to measure the times A'B' and B'A'. Why? Because standard approach accepts the necessity to have synchronized clocks. And astonishingly also affirm that the one-way speed of light one-way is the two-way speed of light measured in one-clock with the value c in vacuum. In the following approach we defend that this standard approach cannot subsist based on the conceptualization of the measurement one-way. For this we use a new method using a gap of synchronization that standard approach cannot be aware. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]