To survive in space, you don’t just need engineers. You need a musician. Ideally, a guitarist. Fortunately, the technology for this exists.
Jeremy and Mark think on paper with physicist and CEO of Sunburn Schematics, Danny Andreev. What starts as a question about electrical engineering and power supplies in space, turns into human psychology and Mars Mission survival.
Elon, are you listening?
🎸 Could Jeremy's 1969 Vibrolux guitar amp actually work in space? What modifications would it need to play on the moon?
🎸 Why analog amps shrug off radiation.
🎸 How studies on submarines and Arctic bases show that having a musician changes how crews handle isolation
🎸 Mars needs musicians, comedians, and people willing to risk dying in space so the rest of us don’t have to
This isn’t a gear review. It's about culture, space, guitars and the human condition.
Rock on.
Cheers,
Mark & Jeremy
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