About the Book
The Technical Archive they can’t acknowledge—yet can’t ignore.
During the late Cold War, Soviet aerospace engineer Valerij Černohajev compiled a series of engineering notes that outlined propulsion, energy, and material systems far beyond the technology of his era. Written in the 1980s–90s and hidden for decades, these papers mirror—sometimes line for line—programs and patents pursued by the U.S. government from 1980 to today.
Now translated and published for the first time, Engineering Infinity is the only accessible archive of UFO/UAP reverse-engineering. It is not speculation, but a technical record—dense, methodical, and decades ahead of the official disclosure narrative.
Inside you’ll discover:
- Propulsion systems based on solenoids, plasma dynamics, and gravitational-charge dualism.
- Structured Vacuum Medium theory, anticipating today’s quantum vacuum research.
- Material applications and vehicle schematics that align with patents and declassified programs.
- A systematic framework that explains why reported UAP capabilities mirror Cold War-era experimental science.
Governments may debate language and timing, but the blueprint is already here.
During the late Cold War, Soviet aerospace engineer Valerij Černohajev compiled a series of engineering notes that outlined propulsion, energy, and material systems far beyond the technology of his era. Written in the 1980s–90s and hidden for decades, these papers mirror—sometimes line for line—programs and patents pursued by the U.S. government from 1980 to today.
Now translated and published for the first time, Engineering Infinity is the only accessible archive of UFO/UAP reverse-engineering. It is not speculation, but a technical record—dense, methodical, and decades ahead of the official disclosure narrative.
Inside you’ll discover:
- Propulsion systems based on solenoids, plasma dynamics, and gravitational-charge dualism.
- Structured Vacuum Medium theory, anticipating today’s quantum vacuum research.
- Material applications and vehicle schematics that align with patents and declassified programs.
- A systematic framework that explains why reported UAP capabilities mirror Cold War-era experimental science.
Governments may debate language and timing, but the blueprint is already here.
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