Sounds like a job for a few tricks. First, give the launch a heat shield that can double as a dust filter—think layers that repel fine grit while keeping the core cool. Add gyros that keep the capsule angled so dust just slides off. Then run it through a sandstorm tunnel on Earth, tweaking the thrust profile until it can stay on course when the wind is 300 km/h. Finally, put in a live‑feed of atmospheric data so the autopilot can shift the burn to avoid the worst pockets. Precision plus a little reckless testing is the ticket.