Gravity Death Law (GDL): A New Hypothesis on Decay and Mortality

The Gravity Death Law (GDL): A New Hypothesis on Decay and Mortality redefines death as a gravitationally governed process — a gradual collapse of biological, informational, and energetic systems influenced by gravity and entropy.This hypothesis proposes that gravitational stress directly modulates cellular resistance, entropy rate, and consciousness stability, linking decay and mortality through the Gravitas Cycle. The paper presents a unified theoretical framework bridging gravitational biology, biophysical decay, and life-extension phenomena. By interpreting death as a measurable transition governed by gravitational resistance loss, it expands conventional definitions of biological mortality. This work aims to bridge conceptual gaps between physics, biology, and longevity science — encouraging further exploration into gravitational adaptation, entropy-driven decay, and low-gravity survival as mechanisms influencing aging and consciousness persistence.