299 Days to Mars! by claude19

Fractal • Science Fiction • posted on Jan 06, 2010

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Mars possède une inclinaison de son axe et une période de rotation similaires à ceux de la Terre et connait donc quatre saisons et une durée du jour similaire. Son année en revanche est presque deux fois plus longue que celle de la Terre et son excentricité est considérablement plus grande : la durée des différentes saisons martiennes est donc complètement différente et le temps solaire apparent est plus susceptible de diverger du temps solaire moyen que sur Terre. Jour martien [modifier] La durée du jour sidéral martien est de 24 h 37 min 22,663 s et celle du jour solaire martien est de 24 h 39 min 35,244 s (soit précisément 88 775,24409 s, souvent nommé « sol »). Les valeurs correspondantes pour la Terre sont respectivement 23 h 56 min 4,2 s et 24 h 0 min 0 s (soit 86 400 s). Un jour martien n'est donc que 2,75 % plus long qu'un jour terrestre. Correspondance [modifier] Pour donner un ordre d'idée, 36 jours (solaire) martiens correspondent environ à 37 jours terrestres avec un décalage de 14 minutes 51 secondes. Plus précisément 109 jours martiens correspondent à 112 jours terrestres avec un décalage de 4 minutes 58 secondes. Plus précisément encore 291 jours martiens correspondent à 299 jours terrestres avec un décalage de 0 minute 4 secondes. Mars has a tilt of its axis and a rotation period similar to the Earth and therefore knows the four seasons and a similar day length. His year, however, is almost two times longer than the Earth and its eccentricity is considerably larger: the duration of the different Martian seasons is completely different and the apparent solar time is more likely to diverge from the mean solar time on Earth . Martian day [edit] The duration of Martian sidereal day is 24 h 37 min 22.663 s and that of the Martian solar day is 24 h 39 min 35.244 sec (or precisely 88 775.24409 s, often called "ground"). The corresponding values for Earth are respectively 23 hr 56 min 4.2 s and 24 h 0 min 0 s (86 400 s). A Martian day is therefore only 2.75% longer than an Earth day. Correspondence [edit] To give you an idea, 36 days (solar) Martians are about to land 37 days with a lag of 14 minutes 51 seconds. More precisely 109 days on Mars correspond to 112 Earth days with a lag of 4 minutes 58 seconds. More precisely 291 days on Mars correspond to 299 Earth days with a lag of 0 minutes 4 seconds. from WIKIPEDIA, Free encyclopedia !

Comments (31)

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ginb

8:17AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

superbe ! merci

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A_Sunbeam

8:19AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

That looks hot! Nice work.

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Seaview123

8:21AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

The Martian timing info is interesting and that is a cool image. Nice work.

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adrie

8:33AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

This i think is one of your best my dear friend, excellent fractal work love it.

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MrsRatbag

8:47AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Fantastic work!

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peedy

8:56AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Fantastic! Love the overall color. Corrie

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lyron

9:00AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Amazing composition. Great work!!

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clbsmiley

9:42AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Cool!!!!!!!

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rocserum

9:59AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

wonderful piece of fractalwork! RS

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SIGMAWORLD

11:20AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Very nice work!

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Fractal_Ken

11:53AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Cool image. I'm seeing bubbles within bubbles on the planet's surface. The lighting is excellent.

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carlx

12:29PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Superb and powerful composition, Claude!!!

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mgtcs

12:52PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Wow, gorgeous image, excellent colors very well done!

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jmb007

1:26PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

pourrais tu me dire pourquoi la planete rouge est habite par des petits hommes verts,hein,tu sais pas,ben,moi non plus!!! magnifique image;evidement bien sur pour l'ardeche,pas tout de suite a bientot bonne soiree

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junilau

1:52PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Elle est magnifique cette image vraiment sublime le rouge est flamboyant une nouvelle merveille quoi je suis toujours sous le charme de tes fractals bravo

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Richardphotos

2:27PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

excellent work

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Biffowitz

2:38PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Nice work my friend, I thought this was a atomic bomb going off!!

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MagikUnicorn

3:15PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Vive l'horloge Atomique :) Superbe fractal Claude Bravo...et belle naration

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Hubert

3:46PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Fascinating!!

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sandra46

4:52PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

OUTSTANDING, POWERFUL WORK!!!!!!!!!!!

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jocko500

4:58PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

wow Mars is cool looking. lot of math goes on on those Mars days you have there

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LivingPixels

5:14PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Beautifully creative and energetic work claude and good info!!! cool!!!!

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flavia49

5:54PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

wonderful work!!! great colors!!

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KataPan

10:24PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

L’image très chaude en hiver trop froid. Formidable !!!

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afugatt

11:00PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Almost there! Wonderful!

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three_grrr

1:45AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

Wow, fantastic image! The surface of the Red Planet. Already there are colonizations there. I see they have built bubbles, Eco-Systems to make survival easier until such a time as rehabilitation of the atmosphere is possible.

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