Question

How do you create a mars calendar ?

Answer 1

it would be how many hours/minutes it takes to do a circle (that would be the days) and see how many of those mars does around the sun

Answer 2

I don't what a mars calender is sorry

Answer 3

the calendar differs from ours a little bit. Scientists mark the solstices the begging is spring July 31 2013 the second is summer February 15 2014 the third is autumn August 17 2014 and the Fourth is winter January 11 2014

Answer 4

can you show me an example of a mars calendar ? @shadowdragon

Answer 5

go to www.planetary.org/explore/space-topics/mars/mars-calendar.html

Answer 6

i need help to create a mars calendar on microsoft word 2010 ?

Answer 7

@Selena2345 Hmm.. Hai Sweet Friend, WeLcoMe to OpeN stuDy.. !!

@♥Lila♥ Mars Notebook is the very useful tree-styled personal information manager.

You can use it every day as your assistant in your work and life. It always can be close to you - in system tray and ready to help. If you found something interesting in Internet or friend asked you to do something or remember - use Notebook, it's safe one place for all your data.

Download Latest Software: http://www.mars-soft.net/downloads.htm
Read more: http://www.mars-soft.net/notebook.htm

Suggestion:
Mars Notebook 2.21 released (About)
>Export to MS Word 2010 (*.docx) without MS Office installed
>Images for background included (check Mars Notebook\Backgrounds folder)
HOPE THIS MIGHT HELP YOU TO CREATE YOUR CALENDER !!

Wondering If you are satisfied with this answer, Please close this Question.

Thank You ! Keep in touch with Open Study.. Bye !

Answer 8

@bahrom7893

Answer 9

Sorry as I said before, I don't know much about it, so I can't help. :(

Answer 10

http://www.ehow.com/how_7843724_create-calendar-mars.html

Answer 11

@jramah can you show me an example of a mars calendar ?

Answer 12

honestly i wish i could, i am not that great at biology thats why im on here but no one seems to help.

Answer 13

can you find someone that can help me with this ? @jramah

Answer 14

that is good with this mars calendar @jramah

Answer 15

just use google or bing or somthing.

Answer 16

i found a mars calander

Answer 17

http://marsrovers.nasa.gov/home/calendar/MER-2009-2010-calendar.pdf

Answer 18

where @jramah

Answer 19

i hope it helps

Answer 20

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/home/calendar/2013-2014_MarsCalendar.pdf

Answer 21

i know this website @keiyuchan

Answer 22

did it help at all?

Answer 23

what @jramah

Answer 24

can you help me ? @UpsetPrincess_598

Answer 25

how do you make a mars calender....? there already made

Answer 26

i am so lost @jramah

Answer 27

im curious now haha cause i dont understand either

Answer 28

which grade are you in ? @jramah

Answer 29

im in 10th ive never heard about creating a mars calender in my life im just curious what it is...

Answer 30

i am in 8th grade @jramah

Answer 31

how do you create one? are there more specific instructions?

Answer 32

http://www.ehow.com/how_7843724_create-calendar-mars.html

@jramah

Answer 33

thats what i sent to you! just follow the instructions

Answer 34

Ok so you have the instruction.... what do you need help with??

Answer 35

how many days are in the mars calendar ? @UpsetPrincess_598

Answer 36

http://www.planetary.org/explore/space-topics/mars/mars-calendar.html
maybe this will help you :)

Answer 37

@KendrickLamar2014

Answer 38

Here is how to do the Mars Calendar project: http://usr-lazio.artov.rm.cnr.it/fiset2002/materialifiset2002/set/11marte/lezioni/materiale/lessons/mars-calendar.pdf

Answer 39

does a mars calendar have 40 days ?

Answer 40

@KendrickLamar2014

Answer 41

Mont's are 40 something days

Answer 42

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/55/Mars_earth_orbit.png

Answer 43

and it has 10 extra months

Answer 44

mars calendar has 40 days @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 45

40 something

Answer 46

can i make the mars calendar with computer paper ? @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 47

@KendrickLamar2014

Answer 48

read the instructions haha

Answer 49

wait just a moment.....

Answer 50

ok

Answer 51

The instructions say a piece of paper, so I guess u can

Answer 52

so yes a computer paper or a paper that will fit the amount of work you need will most likey be acceptable.

Answer 53

do i fold with the vertical way ? @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 54

likely* and the medal should go to @KendrickLamar2014 cause he basically is giving you everything haha

Answer 55

do i fold the hot dog way ? @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 56

Here are the instructions: http://www.ehow.com/how_7843724_create-calendar-mars.html

Answer 57

wait a moment.....

Answer 58

ok

Answer 59

The instructions don't say to fold the paper

Answer 60

so i won't the fold the paper

Answer 61

Instructions:
1. Observe a conventional calendar. Normally, each page shows one month divided into seven-day weeks, based on cultural conventions. Decide which of these conventions you will adopt for your Mars calendar.

Remember that all Earth's calendars are based on cultural and social traditions and expectations, and that these conventions do not really exist for a Martian calendar. That fact makes the decision-making part of this process more important than the execution, because you will need to decide whether to try to emulate Earth-standard seven-day weeks.

Mars' two small moons, Deimos and Phobos, do not influence the Martian landscape as our larger, single moon affects Earthly tides, so the length and nature of the "months" will be part of the planning. Basing your calendar on the four recognizable seasons of Mars will give you more consistent points to date from than trying to copy Earth's lunar months.

2. Measure a piece of paper and mark it off in even increments, based on the organizational scheme you choose. You will want your marks at least 3/4 inch apart; smaller divisions will make your calendar difficult to read.

3. Lay the ruler along your marks and draw out a grid, using the ruler as a straight edge. Leave at least one empty "row" at the top of your paper for convenience of labeling. Depending on the size of grid you chose, using standard typing paper, you will have a grid of up to 11 squares across and up to 14 squares down.

4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 as needed on additional pages, until you have the number of grids you need for the plan you created in Step 1.

5. Calculate your calendar divisions. The closest analogies to Earth's calendar on Mars are the nearly 24-hour day and the four seasons. The Martian year has 669 Martian days, or "sols." To come up with an even distribution of days and weeks, you'll need to incorporate at least one leap day each year. Dividing the year into four 167-day seasons will leave one leap day.

6. Label the calendar based on the divisions you calculated. If you have chosen to keep the Earth convention of months, you may choose to keep the English names (with months about twice as long), or make up your own names.

Answer 62

how many months should i do for the mars calendar ? @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 63

12 months, that what the instructions say

Answer 64

how many computer paper do i need ? @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 65

@KendrickLamar2014

Answer 66

Until you have the number of grids you need for the plan you created in Step 1.

Answer 67

i took 13 computer paper @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 68

Thats fine

Answer 69

ok @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 70

If u get stuck follow the directions above or go to: http://www.ehow.com/how_7843724_create-calendar-mars.html

Answer 71

Ok @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 72

Wondering If you are satisfied with this answer, Please close this Question.

Thank You ! Keep in touch with Open Study.. Bye !