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Born and raised on a world with longer days and years - would it impact life expectancy

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If humans found a habitable world and access to it, what would the effects be of a longer day to those who were subsequently born and raised there?

Is there any evidence that a longer day cycle (of say 26 hours) would have any impact on their health and specifically their life expectancy?

If there would be any noticeable variance, how many generations would it take to manifest?

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