Einstein's synchronization

Einstein's synchronization refers to a method for synchronizing clocks at different locations using light signals. Imagine sending a light pulse from one clock to another; if the light takes the same time to go both ways, we can set the clocks to show the same time. This process relies on the principle that the speed of light is constant in all directions, regardless of the observer's motion. By doing this, scientists ensure that measurements of time and simultaneity are consistent within a given frame of reference, which is fundamental for understanding how time works in Einstein's theory of special relativity.