What time is it on Mars?

The "time on Mars" and the "time at New Albion" are different!

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00:00: [Foreboding orchestral music]; [Gustav Holst: Mars, the Bringer of War]
00:22: [Music]; [Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance (Land of Hope and Glory)]
00:32: This is New Albion on Mars
00:36: Time at New Albion is synchronised with UTC; (Coordinated Universal Time)
00:42: - often referred to as GMT; (Greenwich Mean Time) - on Earth.
00:48: New Albion clocks are aligned with UK clocks from UK
00:52: Autumn to Spring, and an hour behind from Spring to Autumn
00:56: during BST (British Summer Time).
01:00: New Albion's day-night cycle and
01:02: seasonal variation are entirely artificial.
01:07: Lights in the roof of residential compartments
01:10: brighten from around 6am.
01:12: Compartment lighting fades to darkness again around 6pm.
01:18: During the New Albion 'night'
01:20: compartments are almost completely dark,
01:23: except for some emergency lighting and indicators.
01:28: The surface of Mars has its own time of day - and season -
01:31: of which most colonists are completely unaware.
01:36: Mars surface conditions are not discernible from
01:39: inside New Albion, except by camera feed.
01:43: Colonists venturing onto the Martian surface are likely to bring
01:46: their own artificial light, so may have only a rough idea
01:50: what time of sol (a Mars solar day) it is.
01:55: The time at New Albion and the "time on Mars"; are two very different things!
02:03: [Dissonant clashing orchestral music]; [Gustav Holst: Mars, the Bringer of War]
02:20: [orchestral music continues]