The Foundation for Research of the Enzmann Archive, Inc. (FREA), based in Massachusetts, was established to safeguard and disseminate the extensive research conducted by Dr. Robert and Joanna Enzmann from the 1940s on.

For many decades, the Enzmanns dedicated themselves to researching space exploration and mission planning, producing a comprehensive body of work that spans topics from early human history to advanced space colonization techniques. Most of this knowledge has been lost or forgotten in the past 50 years. The Enzmann Archive contains valuable information Enzmann recorded since the 1930s, most of which was never published.

FREA is committed to preserving, cataloging, and publishing this extensive archive, ensuring its accessibility to the public. Some documents have old frail paper, some are typed, some are handwritten, and some are printed computer files. We must scan it all to preserve it and make research possible.

We are working with Dean to build our AI program - ALTHEA - with access only to the Enzmann Archive. She will research the database to increase the results of our research. We need to invest in hardware, software, and an AI scanner.

Going through the vast archive of documents by hand to find relevant material for a publication takes months. Scanning the material will allow faster computer searches and will also preserve every document here.

You can help preserve this National Treasure by donating to the ALTHEA Fund. Every dime given will be used for its purchase.

Thanks! Michelle Snyder, ED

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FREA is building an in-house AI called ALTHEA.

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