Disclosed is an apparatus for measuring a kinematic property of a first object relative to a second object. The apparatus includes a first communicator associated with a first object and a second communicator associated with a second object. The first communicator includes a first frame and at least four first entangled clocks disposed on the first frame. Yet further, the first communicator includes a first plurality of photo detectors corresponding to the at least four first entangled clocks. Further, the first communicator includes a first processor communicatively coupled to the first plurality of photo detectors. Further, the first communicator includes a first power. The second communicator includes a second frame and at least four second entangled clocks disposed on the second frame. Yet further, the second communicator includes a second plurality of photo detectors. Moreover, the second communicator includes a second power supply.
Apparatus and method for measuring kinematic properties