Do you think it is possible to prevent aging?

[kyaelfo]

Scientists predict that aging could be stopped by 2030. There is a basis behind this vision, and it’s even called the “Longevity Escape Velocity.” This concept refers to a time when biological aging will proceed at a rate slower than our calendar age.
It is anticipated that by 2030, biological aging will be kept in more detail than our calendar. This is a prediction that not only one person or group but a large group of scientists are following. Many scientific developments today also carry this prediction. For example, iPS (induced pluripotent stem cell) technology, which is a stem cell development technology, is currently available. Thanks to the Yamanaka factor, any cell can mature again. This study is a Nobel Prize-winning study and has increased interest in rejuvenation research. For example, Jeff Bezos attracted attention by investing 267 million in a company working on this subject.
I think it is scientifically possible to stop aging, what do you think?

Best regards, kyaelfo

[abc3643]

Travel near the speed of light. The faster you go, the more time dilation occurs.

[kyaelfo]

Can you explain in more detail?

[abc3643]

Not really. It's very hard to explain and I would not be very good at it.
It has to do with Einstein's theory of special relativity.
In special relativity, time, mass, and length all have different values when measured by a stationary observer and an observer moving at constant speed compared to the stationary observer.
In short, length contracts, mass increases, and time dilates.

Suppose Bob isn't moving.
He watches Bill take off in a spaceship.
Bob measures Bill and his spaceship's speed as V. Of course, Bill, inside his spaceship, doesn't perceive himself as moving at all.
Bob and Bill both have clocks; Bob's next to him and Bill's next to him on board the spaceship.
As long as Bill is at speed V compared to Bob, every second that passes for Bob will be

delta_T_bob = delta_T_bill / [1-(V/c)^2]^(1/2)
where c is the speed of light.

So, suppose Bill, as seen by Bob, is traveling at 1/2 the speed of light.
On board Bill's spaceship, an hour goes by on his clock.
But what about Bob's clock?
To Bob, that 1 hour for Bill is actually...
1/(1-0.5^2)^(1/2) =
1/(1-0.25)^(1/2) =
1/(3/4)^(1/2) =
4^(1/2) / 3^(1/2) =
2/square_root (3) = 1.1547

That is, the 1 hour (60 minutes) to Bill's clock is 69 minutes 17 seconds for Bob's clock.
Put another way, for every 6 years Bob ages, Bill ages only 5 years all because Bill is traveling at 1/2 the speed of light.

[abc3643]

I made a typo of sorts...

As long as Bill is at speed V compared to Bob, every period of time that passes for BILL (delta_T_bill), the amount of time that will pass for Bob (delta_T_bob) is based on this equation:

delta_T_bob = delta_T_bill / [1-(V/c)^2]^(1/2)
where c is the speed of light.

[Nikki1989]

It might be possible in the future and while we can't stop aging, we can significantly influence its pace and impact.

[jahaims]

It will be. The way you worded it means can we currently

[strateguy632]

Stem cell is different not for this. Besides moral problems using or harvesting the stem cells.

A dangerous hormone treatment can slow aging but it is dangerous.

Cells are programmed to die so i say impossible to slow or stop aging. Your quotes are "fake ads" to pull research money.

[Fireguy17]

yes, die young.
You do all of that and get taken out by a bus at 30.
The more you stress about it the sooner it happens.
Our clocks started counting down the moment of conception.
When it is time, we just never know, so enjoy life, every day is precious.

[fish5505_87]

I believe almost anything is possible!

[kyaelfo]

Me too... I think there are technologies that are hidden from us.

[fish5505_87]

That too!

[Cyrus000]

To an extent, yes with gene editing

[BarryLiverstone]

Nope

[kyaelfo]

yes this will happen

[BarryLiverstone]

Nope, aging will still occur

[kyaelfo]

science and technology will prevent this stubbornness

[BarryLiverstone]

It’s nature.