Moving clocks are observed to run more slowly than clocks that are at rest in the observer's own frame fo reference.

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This phenomenon is a consequence of time dilation, a prediction of Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity, which states that the time measured between events will be longest for an observer at rest with respect to the events and shorter for an observer in relative motion.

Moving Clocks Are Observed to Run More Slowly Than Clocks