Aquila (here with the now defunct Antinous) as depicted by Johannes Hevelius in his Firmamentum Sobiescianum sive Uranographia (1687). Source image provided by www.RareMaps.com — Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps Inc. Via www.underthenightsky.com.
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Phobosol, 11 Aquila 148
Mission Sol -48229
the 11th sol of the 18th monx of verx 148
the 4th quarter of the verx
the 2nd sol of the wox
the 1st sol of the workwox
72 verxen, 15 monxen, and 4294967294 sols ago
Tuesday, 21 January 1890
Mission Day -49579
the 21st day of the 1st month of year 1890
the 1st quarter of the year
the 3rd day of the week
the 2nd day of the workweek
136 years, 8 months, and 16 days ago
Earth is
clock time 19:40 ahead of Mars
mission days -1350 behind mission sols
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