Phoenix Mission Clock v1.08 (Freeware)

Phoenix Mission Clock v1.08 (Freeware)
Requirements: Windows Mobile PocketPC
Overview: PMC, Phoenix Mission Clock, is a software for landscape-capable Pocket PCs and compatible devices for the purpose of keeping time on Mars centered around the landing coordinates of the Phoenix Lander which touched down safely on May 25, 2008 23:53:36 UTC in an arctic martian region known as Vastitas Borealis.


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For all times to show correctly, it is important that the time zone in the device is set to the correct value including compensation for daylight saving, if currently observed. Example, -07:00 hours for Pasadena during PDT or +09:00 hours for Tokyo where DST is not observed. The detected device time zone can be confirmed at the topmost of the Time menu.

1. Tap on the image at the top left to toggle views.
2. Tap on the list of data to remove time information
3. Select the time of interest in the Time menu.
4. Press Chart to view Phoenix's location on Mars.

If you are seriously interested in keeping time on Mars, then this is a must-read: GISS Mars24

Features:

1. Displays all known time definitions:
• Phoenix Lander Mission Time, PLMT
• Coordinated Mars Time, MTC
• Local Mean Zonal Time, LMZT
• Local Mean Solar Time, LMST
• Local True Solar Time, LTST
2. Other parameters for the Phoenix site:
• Phoenix's mission Sols
• Days elapsed since landing
3. Other parameters for the Phoenix site:
• Seasonal longitude
• One-way light time, OWLT
• Mars-Earth distance
• Sub-sun/Sub-Earth longitude & latitude
• Current elevation and azimuth of Earth and the Sun
• Current maximum elevation of Earth and the Sun
• Daylight duration
4. Analog representation of data
5. Phoenix location chart
6. Phoenix location weather report

More Info:

Code

http://www.alfcen.com/

Download Instructions:
http://www.ziddu.com/download/165724...setup.rar.html

Mirror:
http://www.uploadjockey.com/download...enix_setup.rar

< And HERE is the .CAB file >