How do you tell time on Mars?

Telling time on Mars is challenging due to its 24.6-hour day, known as a 'sol'. One approach is to use a Martian solar timekeeping system, dividing the day into 24 equal periods, with the remaining 0.6 hours accounted for separately. Another method involves using a standard Earth day for simplicity, but this can lead to desynchronization with Martian sunrise and sunset. A more complex solution involves creating a Martian time zone with its own clock and calendar.