Why does the spaceship slow down when it approaches the speed of light? No, spaceship exists in physics and time exists in logic. Why does time change when a physical object moves close to the speed of light?

Why does the spaceship slow down when it approaches the speed of light? No, spaceship exists in physics and time exists in logic. Why does time change when a physical object moves close to the speed of light?

First of all, time is also a physical existence, not a purely logical existence. For example, speed is a certain physical quantity, which is derived from the derivative of distance to time. If time is only a logical existence, isn't speed also a logical existence? If you want to understand time in physics from the perspective of comparative essence