Time Dilation Calculator
Find how time slows at relativistic speed.
Moving clocks run slow relative to a stationary observer.
The math behind it
t' = t ÷ √(1 − v²/c²). The Lorentz factor γ grows sharply near light speed.
Worked example
1 s at 200,000 km/s → γ ≈ 1.34 (1.34 s observed).
FAQ
At everyday speeds?
The effect is negligible until you approach c.