Celebrate Mars New Year Now Because The Next One Won’t Come Until 2026 - Forbes

Happy New Year's on Mars. Martian years are almost twice as long as Earth years. Nov. 12 is the day to celebrate the start of a new red planet orbit around the sun.

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Nov 14 2024
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ESA's Mars Express spacecraft delivered a Mars mosaic in 2023. ESA/DLR/FU Berlin/G. Michael Too bad theres no champagne on Mars. Nov. 12 is the day to pop open a bottle to toast the new year on the… [+3698 chars]

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