Enzmann Starships Blog

A starship is not a vessel. It is a civilization in transit.”
— Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann

Welcome to the Enzmann Starship Blog
Designs for a Future That Never Launched—Until Now

Yes, the U.S. had a secret space program—and no, these weren’t the kinds of secrets that leaked.
One of its most closely guarded minds was Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann: physicist, deep-space strategist, and architect of humanity’s unrealized leap to the stars. While the public watched astronauts hop on the Moon, Enzmann was quietly designing starships—true interstellar vessels, not capsules, but cities in motion.

These weren’t fantasies. They were detailed, plausible, rigorously engineered ships: fueled by deuterium, measured in kilometers, built for voyages lasting generations. Enzmann devoted his life to mission-planning for starflight, especially after public funding and political will collapsed post-Apollo. He kept his designs largely private, guarded, refined, and expanded, waiting for a world that might one day be ready.

This blog is a window into that world.

Here you’ll find articles, diagrams, commentaries, and technical musings—written by Enzmann himself—on the propulsion, construction, logistics, and vision behind true interstellar travel. These are not dreams. These are plans.

We invite you to explore. Not just for what might have been, but for what still could be.

The Stellar Choice

The Stellar Choice

Why Deuerium Will Power Our Journey To The Stars Since the beginning of time, humanity has looked...

A Shovel Full Of Sand

A Shovel Full Of Sand

Michelle Snyder While investigating the endless material in the Enzmann Archive is truly an...

The Price is Right

The Price is Right

NOT science fiction, written by Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann in the 1980s Creeping, crawling,...

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