drewfx1
The fred title changed, but nothing else.

UbiquitousBubba
Anyway, I was thinking about how difficult it would be to live on Jupiter (aside from being crushed into a gaseous cloud and then scattered across the atmosphere by the planet's ridiculous rotational speed) with the days being so short. You would never have enough time to get things done. That's when it hit me.

UbiquitousBubba
I think I've found a solution for Daylight Savings Time. The problem is that we assumed that the goal was to save daylight on Earth. Jupiter's day last just a little under 10 Earth hours. It's spinning very, very fast. You know that feeling when you're on a merry-go-round at the park and it's really moving fast and then you throw yourself backwards and hang your head over the side? Well, Jupiter is really nothing like that, but if you'd like to think of that as an example, you can. (But it isn't...) 
 
Anyway, I was thinking about how difficult it would be to live on Jupiter (aside from being crushed into a gaseous cloud and then scattered across the atmosphere by the planet's ridiculous rotational speed) with the days being so short. You would never have enough time to get things done. That's when it hit me. We should give the planet Jupiter Daylight Savings Time. I mean, if your day is only 9 hours and 55 minutes long, getting an extra hour could be rather significant. 
 
I suggested this to NASA and they told me that this is how interplanetary wars are started. 

craigb
Not sure how the agency tasked with the problem got the initials IRS though...

jamesg1213
Evening chaps.