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Your porthole to Mars!

Time on Mars! Your Mars Clock! Mars time at various locations!

See when the Sun, Earth and Mars rise and set! Find Mars in the sky!

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BREAKING NEWS
Nov., 28th 2005: MARSROVERS: ONE MARTIAN-YEAR ON MARS »JPL
Jan., 3rd 2005: MARSROVERS: ONE YEAR ON MARS »JPL
Feb., 17th 2004: The GSFC will manage the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter 2008 »space.com
Unofficial news: JIMO (Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter) probably delayed
Feb., 5th 2004: Spacecraft Rosetta Mars Flyby in 2007 »ESA
Jan., 27th 2004: SPECTACULAR 3D-IMAGES FROM MARS EXPRESS
Jan., 10th 2004: MarsBase dot Net - The application: Several updates have occured. Current Version 0.31Lite
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marsbase.net provides scientific data of various kinds. We have seen the MarsRovers arriving at Mars, showing incredible scienific results, and there is more. The Martian satellite Mars Express of the European Space Agency ESA and the forthcoming Mars Reconnaissance -> Orbiter will reveal even more details of the yet misterious planet Mars. We have definitely started our journey to the red planet. Not only is the US exploring the distant world, but the ESA (European Space Agency) and Japan are also observing this highly interesting solar system body.
Porthole to Mars - Mars ExplorationDate on Earth: 10-Mar-2010 11:15 UTCPorthole to Mars - Mars Clock
MTC (Coordinated Mars Time)  00:47 (Airy Crater)
LTST (Local True Solar Time)  00:50 (Airy Crater)
MSD (Mars Sol-Date)  48413

Location/Lander LMST LTST SR SS ER ES SRE SSE ERE ESE
MER2:
(-1.98N 5.94W)		 00:2400:2606:0017:5404:1116:0717:0005:13*15:0803:24*
Pathfinder:
(19.28N 33.25W)		 22:34 22:37 05:2418:3003:5116:2618:1507:43*16:4005:36*
Viking1:
(22.48N 47.95W)		 21:36 21:38 05:1818:3603:4816:3019:0908:50*17:3706:40*
Phoenix:
(68.25N 125.7W)		Earth is visible - Direct communication is possible 16:2516:27--01:5518:23--21:0113:16
Olymp. Mons:
(18.4N 133.1W)		Earth is visible - Direct communication is possible 15:55 15:58 05:2618:2803:5216:2601:07*13:5223:3111:46
MER1: (-14.57N 184.52W)Earth is visible - Direct communication is possible 12:29 12:32 06:2117:3204:2215:5605:36*16:2603:33*14:47
Viking2:
(47.69N 225.72W)		Earth is visible - Direct communication is possible 09:45 09:47 04:1019:4403:1317:0506:10*21:3105:12*18:47
Beagle2:
(10.5N 269.5W)		Earth is visible - Direct communication is possible 06:49 06:52 05:3918:1403:5916:1810:42*22:5808:59*20:59

Check the FAQ for details about SR,SS,ER,ES,SRE,SSE,ERE,ESE!

MissionLaunchArrival/LandingSOLLMT
Mars Express/Beagle2:+2472d (2-Jun-2003)+2267d (24-Dec-2003)2208
Mars Exploration Rover MER1:+2464d (10-Jun-2003)+2256d (4-Jan-2004)2198
Mars Exploration Rover MER2:+2437d (7-Jul-2003)+2235d (25-Jan-2004)2178

LTST Local True Solar Time on Mars SRE Sun rise (Earth time UTC)
LMST Local Mean Solar Time on Mars SSE Sun set (Earth time UTC)
SR Sunrise in LMST ERE Earth rise (Earth time UTC)
SS Sunset in LMST ESE Earth set (Earth time UTC)
ER Earthrise in LMST LMT Local Mission Time for the rovers
ES Earthset in LMST * indicates the event occurs next Earth-day
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Reference: Goddard Institute for Space Studies Telling Time on Mars
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