Kneeling on a dune of rust-red regolith
Embody the viewer: Kneeling on a dune of rust-red regolith, you battle gale-force winds beside your disabled Pathfinder-X rover. Solar panels are dead; the horizon is a swirling ochre blur, Pure POV shot: Helmet HUD (f/1.8). Gauntleted hands fumble a replacement junction box; dust devils lash the visor, and static arcs flicker over cracked photovoltaics, Action & sensory rush: A 120 km/h dust gust slams you sideways. Suit servos grind, Geiger counter ticks, oxygen alarm murmurs. Micrometeorites ping the hull while crimson grit hisses through every joint seal, Quick insert / systems check: HUD readouts: O₂ 17 min, radiation 2.3 mSv/h, suit temp −38 °C, panel alignment 62 %. “Solar array latch OPEN.” You slam the latch with a gloved fist, Reveal & consequence: Panels snap into place—status flips GREEN. Rover batteries surge, headlights pierce the storm. You haul into the cockpit as the tempest intensifies, nav map plotting a safe-zone beacon 12 km east, Style & delivery: Dust-choked red palette—burnt umber grit, cyan HUD glyphs, white suit scratches. Audio: wind roar, suit fan whine, distant thunder of shifting dunes. Capture 60 fps HFR · 2.39 : 1 anamorphic. Negative prompts: no third-person shots, no lens flare overlays, no slow-mo effects