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Spock Prime died, presumably, of old age. When Spock Prime died on New Vulcan, he would have been approximately 162 years old.

Sarek, Spock's father, was considered to be middle-aged at 102 (TOS) and very old at 203 (TNG). Using this as a scale, we can assume that 162 for a Vulcan would be roughly 7080-ish for a human. And like humans, not all Vulcans could expect the same lifespan - all manner of criteria, including genetics, would factor into determining their natural lifespan.

Couple this with Spock's half-human biology and we can safely assume that 162 was a pretty good lifespan for him - just a couple of decades shy of the Vulcan norm, in fact.

Spock Prime died, presumably, of old age. When Spock Prime died on New Vulcan, he would have been approximately 162 years old.

Sarek, Spock's father, was considered to be middle-aged at 102 (TOS) and very old at 203 (TNG). Using this as a scale, we can assume that 162 for a Vulcan would be roughly 70-ish for a human. And like humans, not all Vulcans could expect the same lifespan - all manner of criteria, including genetics, would factor into determining their natural lifespan.

Couple this with Spock's half-human biology and we can safely assume that 162 was a pretty good lifespan for him - just a couple of decades shy of the Vulcan norm, in fact.

Spock Prime died, presumably, of old age. When Spock Prime died on New Vulcan, he would have been approximately 162 years old.

Sarek, Spock's father, was considered to be middle-aged at 102 (TOS) and very old at 203 (TNG). Using this as a scale, we can assume that 162 for a Vulcan would be roughly 80-ish for a human. And like humans, not all Vulcans could expect the same lifespan - all manner of criteria, including genetics, would factor into determining their natural lifespan.

Couple this with Spock's half-human biology and we can safely assume that 162 was a pretty good lifespan for him - just a couple of decades shy of the Vulcan norm, in fact.

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Spock Prime died, presumably, of old age. When Spock Prime died on New Vulcan, he would have been approximately 162 years old.

Sarek, Spock's father, was considered to be middle-aged at 102 (TOS) and very old at 203 (TNG). Using this as a scale, we can assume that 162 for a Vulcan would be roughly 70-ish for a human. And like humans, not all Vulcans could expect the same lifespan - all manner of criteria, including genetics, would factor into determining their natural lifespan.

Couple this with Spock's half-human biology and we can safely assume that 162 was a pretty good lifespan for him - just a couple of decades shy of the Vulcan norm, in fact.