Oh. My. God.
I just thought of something. I was reading a book and that triggered it. Get ready for a theory of living longer
So we know that earth is in the sun's habitable zone. Which means it can support life. And the days here are medium. So there was a research conducted, or a law that said that the closer you are to a gravitational field, the slower time is.
And the farther you are from a gravitational field, the time is faster. The sun has a gravitational field. Humans can max live up to 120 years roughly. So if we moved to Mars, well first of all, Mars is farther from the sun's gravitational field, so time there is faster. If we move to Mars, then our lifespans would shorten. Mars is halfway in the habitable zone and not. So it can support life but it would also shorten our life spans.
Now, if we managed to get t a heat-resistant (and our bodies tolerate the heat) space craft closer to 1the sun, as close as Mercury roughly, there would be a change.
First, there would be a stronger gravitational field. And this stronger gravitational field means longer time. Longer lifespans. After all, the days on Mercury are longer than that of Earth. One day there is 176 days here. So it means that your lifespan there would be less slow as comparatively to Earth. So you'd live longer. Possibly being able to pass over 200 years if we lived closer to the Sun
