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blog:aardvaark:mars_weather:start [2025/01/17 08:55] – external edit blog:aardvaark:mars_weather:start [2025/07/19 10:58] (current) – [Current Location of Mars] Phil Ide
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 If you are wondering why the sols on the clocks don't match the sols in the weather reports, the weather reports refer to mission time, rather than the start of the Martian year. Besides being a convenient way to track mission duration, it guarantees two data points in different years have unique sol counts. If you are wondering why the sols on the clocks don't match the sols in the weather reports, the weather reports refer to mission time, rather than the start of the Martian year. Besides being a convenient way to track mission duration, it guarantees two data points in different years have unique sol counts.
  
-===== Current Location of Mars =====+ ===== Current Location of Mars =====
 <html><div id="season">no data</div></html> <html><div id="season">no data</div></html>
  
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           new Date('2020-08-03'), // perihelion           new Date('2020-08-03'), // perihelion
           new Date('2021-07-13'),           new Date('2021-07-13'),
-          new Date('2022-06-21'), +          new Date('2022-06-21'), // perihelion 
-          new Date('2025-12-01'   // perihelion+          new Date('2025-04-16')
 +          new Date('2026-03-26'), // perihelion 
 +          new Date('2027-03-02')
     ];     ];
  
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