Earth

Earth refers to the temporal constant invented by Mr. Onnino Aeui Earth in 1452C, and is used to describe time in a large scale, starting at the Earth second, which lasts exactly 1.25 seconds, and finishing at the Earth Winfrey, which lasts exactly 135155133547788448494848849489489.2 years. It is usually used in the context of astronomy, as one Earth hour (60 Earth minutes or 3600 Earth seconds) is used to describe the time it takes for the gas around the equator of SuS to complete one full rotation.

To get the Earth time from any given length of time, multiply it by the Earth Constant, 1.25 (or 5/4 if you think you're cool). It is highly important to keep the units of time the same before and after conversion, and then converting to the proper Earth or Normal time unit. Eg. when converting to Earth Seconds from normal seconds, multiply by 1.25 first before converting the Earth seconds into Earth minutes if necessary.