Interplanetary Clock Full Windows, Android game

Interplanetary Clock Full version is a program that lets you view time, set alarms, timer and stopwatch with full adjustability of time for planet Earth, planet Mars and you can enter a timescale for any planet you chose to input the data for.
Another totally different and really cool thing you can do with the full version of Interplanetary clock is lifeline scales for animals, wine, cars, pets and so on! Say for a pet, let's use cats, every human year is the same as 7 cat years, so create a new 'world' with your cat's name and on the milliseconds per day menu divide 86400002 by 7 and enter that number! in the discovery date enter your cat's birthday in milliseconds (that's 31536000730 multiplied by birth year, then add the number of days past the birth year multiplied by 86400002.

Or use it in the video gaming world by creating your own planet timescale, have your friends with Interplanetary Clock make the same timescale and you then can set up secret meeting times that no one else will know about, even if you publicly post it in a public game chat! example: Rezza posts: "Krom, meet me on planet Killroth at 10:00 pm saturday the 24th and we will storm the gates at exactly 10:04!" Krom will then meet Rezza there and carry out the attack and others not having Interplanetary Clock will have no Idea of when they are actually going to attack!

What are it's features?

Usefull features include 6 alarms per Earth, Mars, and new world, timer and stopwatch accurate to 1/60 second for all 3 worlds, a millisecond timer for physically timing your new world should you be dropped there without information like days in year and milliseconds in day, which are the only 2 values you need to know to form a basic timescale, even if you shut your device off it will keep track of everything you have set or are in the process of timing. There are many customizeable options and several time profiles have been included such as Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Pluto, Asteroid Ceres and exoplanet Gj504b. You can set the time scale to sol or earthreal, military or standard, the readout from all information being displayed down to just telling you what hour it is, timezone, text color, and an info screen that tells staple facts about any of the 3 worlds, and a millisecond timer for setting up your new world's time scale. You can name your new world, its month names, day of week names, weather it has 12 months in a year or 24, how many days in it's year, leap year criteria, date of discovery, the background and the clock picture can also be changed.

When Started Earth timescale will automatically set and sync to your position's timezone, then sync Mars date/time elapsed since it's discovery date in 1873 to the current date/time and set as timezone UTC. (0deg longitude) as well as syncing your new world to it's correct time based on it's discovery date.
DIRECTIONS:
Hold down left mouse button on a clock in Earth or Mars time to#move the clock around
Timer- shows the countdown timer, left click again to return to time mode
Start - starts timer
Stop - stops timer
Reset - resets timer
wifi button - refreshes the time
Stopwatch - shows the stopwatch, left click again to return to time mode
Start - starts stopwatch
Stop - stops stopwatch
Reset - resets stopwatch
Mars - shows time on Mars, double click when in earthtime mode to view both
Earth - shows time on Earth, double click when in marstime mode to view both
Menu - brings up many options, change/adjust settings w left click on up/down arrows, double click on up/down arrows to select adjustment multiplier, scroll thru adjustments while setting alarms, or access additional settings in the enter milliseconds/day and change month name options when creating a new timescale.
Click large button to cycle through the different menu settings
Click adjust button to see settings in that menu
Click next or previous to go to and adjust menu sub settings
Click the power button or press the escape or back button to shut down.
Click the time stamp button to mark sunrise or sunset when timing a planet's day