by Robert Duncan-Enzmann | Sep 9, 2023 | Enzmann Planetology
Robert Duncan-Enzmann The writer believes that all actions and reactions, all aggregations of matter, all shapes – in effect all entities and their interrelationships – are ultimately controlled by, and may sometimes be described by what we currently call quantum...
by Robert Duncan-Enzmann | Jul 1, 2023 | Enzmann Memoirs
Inspiration, then Sweat, Tears, and Blood Michelle Snyder Michelle Snyder: Dr. Enzmann, aside from natural interest and curiosity, what and who interested, motivated, and finally impelled your interest in starships? Dr. Enzmann: It’s easy to recall the gloriously...
by Robert Duncan-Enzmann | Jul 1, 2023 | Enzmann Timelines
An Enzmann Timeline Goseck Observatory, Germany. Photo: Ralph Bentnagal In 5120 BC observations were made at Goseck observatory, Germany, in its earliest stages. By 3200 BC, Bryn Celli Ddu and Newgrange observatories were in full operation, both brilliantly and...
by Robert Duncan-Enzmann | Jun 30, 2023 | Enzmann Astronomy
Light and Lenses by Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann Image: Painting – Gravitational Lensing by Don Davis and Enzmann The editor found these notes in a spiral-bound book of papers. Light is a wondrous, magical thing. Light is associated with warmth, intelligence,...
by Robert Duncan-Enzmann | Jun 28, 2023 | Enzmann Starships
NOT science fiction, written by Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann in the 1980s Creeping, crawling, toddling, walking – or is it sprinting – technology. In the late 1950s and 1960s, it would have cost about 100 billion dollars to build a manned starship. In the 1970s, I...
