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A day will be 24 hours, 39 minutes and 35.244 SI seconds long

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A day will be 24h×60m×60s using a "mars second" equal to 1.0275 SI seconds.

A day will be 24h×60m×60s where a "second" is a unit of angle rather than time, equal to 1/86400 of a revolution w.r.t the sun (i.e. the equivalent of Earth's UT1, this is called "Coordinated Mars Time")

A day will be 24h×60m×60s using SI seconds (and will drift with respect to mean solar time by ~40 minutes a day)

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No, civil time based on atomic time (e.g. TAI) and fully decoupled from Earth rotation

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No, civil time based on Earth rotation (e.g. UT1) and fully decoupled from atomic time

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