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This is a fascinating and fun listen about the mars mission. Because a day on Mars takes 40 minutes longer than on Earth, the people working on that mission had to live on Mars time, as the Mars rovers work with solar panels. So they have watches showing Mars time. They invent new words in their language, speaking about ''sol'' instead of day, of ''yestersol'', and they start themselves calling ''Martians''. 11 minutes.

* [https://www.npr.org/2021/02/05/964218185/nagin-cox-what-does-time-on-mars-teach-us-about-time-on-earth Nagin Cox: What Does Time On Mars Teach Us About Time On Earth?]

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