A massive dust storm on Mars has prompted the crew of the Galahad-1 mission to take precautions to ensure their safety. The storm, which covers an area of over 10 million square kilometers, has caused a significant drop in visibility and has also led to a drop in solar power generation, as dust covers the solar panels. The Galahad-1 crew has taken refuge in the station's living quarters, and has sealed all external hatches to prevent the ingress of dust. They are also monitoring their air filters and oxygen levels closely to ensure that they have a sufficient supply of breathable air. Mission control on Earth is closely monitoring the situation, and is in regular communication with the crew to ensure their safety. The dust storm is expected to last for several days, but the crew is well-prepared to weather the storm.