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Explore the mechanics behind unexplained flight. This 12x18 high-gloss metal print features Blueprint No. 14 from the lost notebooks of Soviet aerospace engineer Valerijs Černohajev (1958–2019). Titled “Diagram of Horizontal and Vertical Movement of a UFO,” it presents an early schematic hypothesizing directional control and lift behavior in unidentified aerial vehicles—decades before such ideas entered public discourse.
Each piece is part of a strictly limited run of 100, and includes:
Hand-numbering and dual signatures from Natalja Černohajeva-Sticco (daughter of Černohajev) and Gene Sticco (lead researcher & editor of Engineering Infinity)
Certificate of authenticity affixed to the reverse, verifying the print as a true facsimile of the original Soviet-era schematic
12x18 inch aluminum panel, printed to-order with a vivid high-gloss finish
French cleat mount on the back + matching wall cleat with built-in level included
📦 Please allow 10–14 business days for processing and delivery.
Each metal print is professionally produced, signed, authenticated, and shipped with care.
This rare collector’s artifact bridges Cold War engineering with emerging aerospace mysteries—an essential addition for any believer, researcher, or futurist.
Explore the mechanics behind unexplained flight. This 12x18 high-gloss metal print features Blueprint No. 14 from the lost notebooks of Soviet aerospace engineer Valerijs Černohajev (1958–2019). Titled “Diagram of Horizontal and Vertical Movement of a UFO,” it presents an early schematic hypothesizing directional control and lift behavior in unidentified aerial vehicles—decades before such ideas entered public discourse.
Each piece is part of a strictly limited run of 100, and includes:
Hand-numbering and dual signatures from Natalja Černohajeva-Sticco (daughter of Černohajev) and Gene Sticco (lead researcher & editor of Engineering Infinity)
Certificate of authenticity affixed to the reverse, verifying the print as a true facsimile of the original Soviet-era schematic
12x18 inch aluminum panel, printed to-order with a vivid high-gloss finish
French cleat mount on the back + matching wall cleat with built-in level included
📦 Please allow 10–14 business days for processing and delivery.
Each metal print is professionally produced, signed, authenticated, and shipped with care.
This rare collector’s artifact bridges Cold War engineering with emerging aerospace mysteries—an essential addition for any believer, researcher, or futurist.