The Star Trek series depicts a highly developed universe in which humans live longer and have expanded into space.

Judge against the content of the Star Trek franchise. True: the series depicts an advanced future (e.g. the United Federation of Planets, with advanced technology and medicine) in which humanity has expanded into space, and humans live longer than people do today, whether this is shown or stated in canon or in authoritative reference works. Mostly true: the advanced, spacefaring depiction is clearly accurate, but the 'humans live longer' detail is only weakly or implicitly supported. Mixed: one of the main elements (advanced universe or space expansion) holds and another is clearly contradicted. Mostly false: only a minor element holds. False: the series does not depict an advanced, spacefaring humanity.

Set before the research began.

1. E1 Human | Memory Alpha - Fandom Memory Alpha (Fandom)

   “By the mid-24th century, Humans often lived to be 120 years old or more, with the oldest living Human (Leonard McCoy) living to be at least 137 years old.”

2. E2 Human | Memory Alpha - Fandom Memory Alpha (Fandom)

   “By the 24th century, Human society had changed from what it was for most of recorded history. On Earth, hunger, war, disease, famine, and poverty had largely been eliminated.”

3. E3 Human | Memory Alpha - Fandom Memory Alpha (Fandom)

   “Humans were easily the most outworldly, idealistic, and expansionistic race in the United Federation of Planets, and possessed those qualities in a greater degree than many of the alien races they encountered.”

4. E4 United Federation of Planets | Memory Alpha - Fandom Memory Alpha (Fandom)

   “One of the most powerful interstellar states in known space, it encompassed eight thousand light years.”

Memory Alpha, an independent Star Trek reference work, says that by the mid-24th century humans often lived to 120 or more (E1). It describes Earth society as one where hunger, war, disease and poverty had largely been eliminated (E2). It calls humans the most expansionistic race in the United Federation of Planets (E3), and describes the Federation as a powerful interstellar state (E4). Together these support every element of the proposition: an advanced future, humanity spread into space, and longer human lifespans.