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Formula to derive Time at a point on Mars
I have seen a couple of Java apps which can calculate Mars time given Earth
solar time. Is there a way to express the conversion simply enough that I could put it into a spreadsheet. Eg. Mars Time (at prime meridian) = f(Earth Time GMT) A point of reference where time on Mars and Earth are known precisely is required, but I don't have it. A useful alternative could be to calculate the longitude of local noon on Mars given a time on earth. Thanks for any help Mark |
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Formula to derive Time at a point on Mars
"mlm" wrote in message ...
I have seen a couple of Java apps which can calculate Mars time given Earth solar time. Is there a way to express the conversion simply enough that I could put it into a spreadsheet. Eg. Mars Time (at prime meridian) = f(Earth Time GMT) A point of reference where time on Mars and Earth are known precisely is required, but I don't have it. A useful alternative could be to calculate the longitude of local noon on Mars given a time on earth. Thanks for any help Mark See: http://pubs.giss.nasa.gov/abstracts/...sonMcEwen.html |
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Formula to derive Time at a point on Mars
"Greg Neill" wrote in newsyPSb.45576
: http://pubs.giss.nasa.gov/abstracts/...sonMcEwen.html Thanks Greg. It is an excellent reference (I must put on my thinking cap though to understand it). Mark |
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