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Frequently asked questions (FAQ) concerning our Mars Mission Clock app.
Q:
Does this run an an iPad?
A:
Yes, Mars Mission Clock runs just fine on both the iPad and iPad2.
We are developing an iPad version (actually a Universal app).
You can get yours as part of a free update when it is available.
Regards, Tree Frog.
We are developing an iPad version (actually a Universal app).
You can get yours as part of a free update when it is available.
Regards, Tree Frog.
Q:
How long is a Martian day?
A:
Days on Mars are called Sols
On average, each Martian Sol is 24 hours 39 minutes 35.24409 seconds.
Take a look at the Wikipedia article: Timekeeping on Mars
Regards, Tree Frog.
On average, each Martian Sol is 24 hours 39 minutes 35.24409 seconds.
Take a look at the Wikipedia article: Timekeeping on Mars
Regards, Tree Frog.
Q:
What is that background star field image?
A:
That image is of NGC 346 in the Small Magellanic Cloud.
The original Hubble image can be found here: www.hubblesite.org
You can read more about the Small Magellanic Cloud in Wikipedia: www.wikipedia.org
Regards, Tree Frog.
The original Hubble image can be found here: www.hubblesite.org
You can read more about the Small Magellanic Cloud in Wikipedia: www.wikipedia.org
Regards, Tree Frog.