Work No. 1: "The main aspect refuting Einstein's relativistic and general theory of relativity.
Conclusions leading to gravitational-charge dualism"
The Problem: Standard physics—like Einstein’s relativity and Newton’s gravity—does not allow a craft to hover silently, accelerate instantly without crushing its occupants, or fly without expelling rocket exhaust.
The Proposal: Cernohajev attempts to rewrite the laws of the universe, proposing "Gravitational-Charge Dualism." He theorizes that all mass has an inherent negative charge, placing gravity and electromagnetic repulsion into a cosmic tug-of-war, and introduces instantaneous "neutrino-magnetic flows."
How Far He Gets: He builds a fascinating mathematical framework, but it relies on asserted analogies rather than rigorous proofs. He violates standard conservation of momentum.
The Genius: The genius is not that his physics are right (they aren't); the genius is his diagnostic recognition. He realized that to replicate the intelligence reports of UAPs, you literally have to break Einstein's laws.
The Legacy: While his specific cosmology was a dead end, the pursuit of "propellantless propulsion" by coupling a craft's internal energy to the vacuum of space became the obsession of later U.S. defense contractors and advanced propulsion theorists (like H. David Froning and the DIA's AAWSAP program).
Work No. 2: "Obtaining Physical Characteristics for UFO Propulsion Systems /
Obtaining principles for UFO propulsion"
The Problem: If you aren't using jet engines, how do you move the craft? And how do you turn the fusion plasma into usable steering power?
The Proposal: Cernohajev designs a hull embedded with hundreds of thousands of electromagnetic coils (solenoids). To power them without heavy, spinning turbines, he mandates a Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) generator to turn the fusion plasma directly into massive direct current (DC).
How Far He Gets: He does the hard math. He calculates that pushing 1,000 amps through normal aluminum wiring will require 197 million volts and generate 200 gigawatts of heat. He hits a thermodynamic brick wall and concludes the craft will melt unless it uses advanced high-temperature superconductors.
The Genius: He didn't invent a magical cooling system. He did the math, found the catastrophic bottleneck, and defined the exact materials required to bypass it. He also explicitly stated the craft must have "no rotating parts" - a direct rebuttal to the rotating-magnet "Searl machines" being tested by Soviet military units at the time.
The Legacy: This is the ultimate blueprint. The Russian Ayaks program later proved MHD power extraction was possible. The U.S. AFRL's HVEPS program tested it with superconducting magnets. Today, pairing MHD generators with high-temperature superconductors is the cutting edge of hypersonic and space-propulsion research.
Work No. 3: "What is electric current from the perspective of spherical-
Borovskoy and non-planetary Rutherford-type atomic structure"
The Problem: How do you efficiently route millions of volts of direct current through the craft without standard conductors breaking down?
The Proposal: He tries to redefine how electricity flows at the atomic level, arguing against the standard "Rutherford" planetary model of the atom in favor of a "spherical Bohr" model to explain how massive amounts of electrons drift through the hull.
How Far He Gets: The physics here are highly unorthodox and confuse standard alternating current (AC) with pulsating direct current (DC).
The Genius / Legacy: It shows his desperation to find a materials-science loophole to handle the catastrophic electrical loads he calculated in Work 2.2. It perfectly foreshadows the modern U.S. Navy and DARPA obsessions with room-temperature superconductors and advanced power-beaming.
Work No. 4: "A preliminary scheme that forms a more improved understanding
of the principle of creating the UFO's thrust force by magneto-gravity means
- directly through the UFO's construction, i.e., directly through artificially created 'shells' material"
The Problem: Even with superconductors, macroscopic wire coils (solenoids) are inefficient, bulky, and still don't explain how the craft pushes against the vacuum of space to create lift.
The Proposal: Cernohajev describes the outer hull made out of an "atomic monocrystal" a skin engineered at the sub-wavelength, atomic level to perfectly route and manipulate electromagnetic flows.
How Far He Gets: He sketches the concept but explicitly stops, writing a note that this is "very difficult to achieve" and represents "22nd-century technology."
The Genius: He conceptualized active aerospace metamaterials decades before they existed.
The Legacy: Today, "active aerospace skins" and metamaterials are heavily funded by DARPA, NASA, and defense primes to manipulate plasma, radar, and electromagnetic fields around hypersonic vehicles. The DIA specifically commissioned a report on "Metamaterials for Aerospace Applications" around 2010.
Work No. 5: "Clarification of absolute dimensional and dynamic characteristics (for the Solar System)
within our galaxy (based on the Gravitational-Charge Dualism Theory)"
Work No. 7: "Determination of magnetic flow values - B(~)m (magnetic induction)
for Sun and Solar System planets (based on Gravitational-Charge Dualism theory)"
Work No. 9: "Clarification of the Absolute Dimensions and Dynamic Characteristics of
Our Galaxy's Interior (for the Solar System) (based on the theory of gravitational-charge dualism)"
Work No. 11: "Methodology for determining the magnetic field - H
in the center of mass-charged objects (M.C.O.) of cosmos (i.e., Stars, Planets, Galactic Centers)"
Work No. 12: "Properties of basic and dynamic characteristics of
Solar System objects (based on the theory of gravitational-charge dynamics)"
Works 5, 7, 9, 11, and 12: The Galactic Magnetic Grid
The Problem: If the craft uses magnetic fields to fly, what is it pushing against? A magnet in empty space has no leverage.
The Proposal: Cernohajev maps out a massive cosmological framework. He calculates that the Solar System is moving through the Orion Arm of the galaxy at 7,150 km/s. He argues this extreme speed generates massive "incoming" magnetic fields (calculating a 16.65 Tesla field for the Sun), which the UFO's magnetic hull can push against.
How Far He Gets: His astronomical math relies on cyclical logic, mistranslated units, and analogies that don't match modern astrophysics.
The Genius: He recognized the fatal flaw of electromagnetic propulsion (conservation of momentum) and realized that for a UAP to fly, it must couple with a massive external environmental field.
The Legacy: While his specific galactic math is discarded, the concept of "environmental coupling" - using a craft's electromagnetic fields to push against the Earth's magnetosphere or the quantum vacuum - became the exact focus of later U.S. advanced propulsion patents (like the controversial Salvatore Pais Navy patents).
Work No. 6: "Psychological characteristics of various social formations in civilization,
as well as economic-financial-political development of various social formations
based on 18-year lunar-planetary cycles and 12-year lunar-zodiac cycles."
Work No. 10: Černohajev does not provide a formal "Work 10" title in the source notes.
The section simply begins with the heading "Phenomenal Illustration-Proven".
Works 6 and 10: Societal Cycles and "The Intelligence"
The Problem: If "Supercivilizations" are flying these craft, what governs their behavior, and how does the energy of the cosmos affect human development?
The Proposal: Cernohajev steps out of hardware engineering and into sociology. He maps out 18-year and 12-year civilizational cycles, predicting the rise, decline, and collapse of world powers based on the Solar System's orbit. He explicitly predicted a massive shift in human consciousness for the year 2024.
How Far He Gets: These cycles lack a quantitative, physical bridge. He connects cosmic orbits to human psychology using philosophical assertions rather than measurable data.
The Genius: This represents the classic "Russian Cosmism" mindset - the belief that human evolution, physics, and the cosmos are deeply intertwined. He wasn't just trying to build a machine; he was trying to reverse-engineer the mindset and origin of the intelligence that built the machine.
The Legacy: While Western defense programs ignored these chapters to focus purely on the hardware, these works provide a profound historical window into the mind of a Soviet engineer. They show a man who stared so deeply into the impossible physics of the UAP phenomenon that he felt compelled to rethink the very nature of human destiny and consciousness.
Work No. 8: "Illustration of Physical Characteristics of Thermonuclear
Synthesis (Based on Gravitational-Charge Dualism)"
The Problem: How do you actually ignite and control a thermonuclear reaction inside a compact spacecraft without using massive, building-sized magnetic confinement rings (like a modern Tokamak) or heavy mechanical compressors?
The Proposal: Cernohajev describes a pulsed, piston-driven reactor. Instead of just squeezing the plasma, he proposes injecting a specific "excess negative charge" into the plasma core using high-voltage electrodes. To figure out what that charge should be, he looks at the Sun. He calculates the Sun's average density and tries to scale it down to a 1-meter terrestrial reactor chamber, resulting in a target chamber pressure of roughly 2,000 atmospheres. He explicitly notes that the system uses an MHD generator because "the UFO has no rotating parts."
How Far He Gets: He successfully diagrams the plumbing - the return valves, the plasma discharge nozzles, and the filtration loop to recycle unburned deuterium. But the math breaks down. He accidentally uses the wrong geometric formula for the volume of a sphere (πr3πr3 instead of 4/3πr34/3πr3), he confuses mass density with atmospheric pressure, and he fails to provide the actual "Lawson criterion" (the exact temperature, confinement time, and net-energy balance) required to prove the fusion is self-sustaining.
The Genius: The architectural realization that an aerospace fusion reactor cannot be steady-state. He realized it had to be a "pulsed" system (firing like a spark plug in a piston) directly coupled to a solid-state MHD generator to turn those violent plasma bursts directly into electricity.
The Legacy: He predicted the exact pivot that modern private fusion companies have made. Companies like Helion Energy have abandoned massive, steady-state reactors in favor of pulsing plasma rings (FRCs) at high frequencies to extract energy directly without steam turbines.
Work No. 12: "Properties of basic and dynamic characteristics of
Solar System objects (based on the theory of gravitational-charge dynamics)"
The Problem: If the craft generates propulsion by pushing against the magnetic and gravitational fields of the galaxy, how do we prove those fields exist and quantify how fast they are moving?
The Proposal: Cernohajev meticulously tabulates the orbital speeds, masses, and rotation periods of the planets in our Solar System (from Mercury out to Pluto). He observes a strict rule: orbital speed increases as you move from the periphery toward the center. He then uses this as an analogy to argue that the entire Orion Arm of the Milky Way operates the same way, attempting to justify his massive, previously calculated 7,150 km/s speed for the Solar System's galactic orbit.
How Far He Gets: He compiles a mostly accurate table of planetary mechanics (though using some obsolete 20th-century mass estimates for Pluto, as flagged in the review). However, the leap from the Solar System to the galaxy fails. Planets orbit a single massive star, whereas galactic arms have distributed mass. He relies entirely on a visual analogy rather than providing the actual astrophysical equations to prove stars move that fast along the spiral arms.
The Genius: He was trying to establish a "Machian" framework. He understood that for propellantless propulsion to work, local inertia and thrust must be coupled to the large-scale movement of the cosmos. He was trying to map the "grid" that the UFO surfs on. He also explicitly argued that the standard 20 km/s "solar apex" speed measured by astronomers is just the relative speed between local stars moving together, not the true, massive bulk speed of the system.
The Legacy: While mainstream astrophysics solved the problem of galactic rotation curves by theorizing "Dark Matter," Černohajev's instinct to link local spacecraft propulsion to the large-scale gravitational and magnetic distribution of the universe perfectly mirrors the "Mach Effect" theories pursued by later advanced propulsion researchers (like James Woodward and the physicists funded by NASA's NIAC program to study propellantless drives).