Catalog before commentary
Agency, release number, filename, date, retrieval path, source URL, checksums where acquired, and relationship to the case remain attached to the media record.
PRIORITY COLLECTION / PURSUE
ALIEN / UAP ARCHIVES
Official records first. Claims later. Preserve the source. Present the analysis here.
Cyberdelia treats the current federal UAP release stream as priority public-records material. Source provenance is preserved separately from interpretation. Bulk media binaries remain deferred while storage is constrained.
Evidence boundary: “Alien / UAP Archives” is a discovery label, not a conclusion. Unresolved does not mean extraterrestrial.
HOUSE POSITIONWe want to believe. We require evidence. We want to understand how it works.
MEDIA POLICY
Source media is evidence. Editorial video is ours.
Government footage remains source material with provenance attached. Cyberdelia's explanatory and editorial video layer is first-party: our narration, diagrams, analysis, transcript, source notes, and revisions.
Cyberdelia produces the explanation
Flagship UAP video is not built around somebody else's upload. When released, it should be our own work backed by source footage, diagrams, transcripts, and references.
Heavy binaries remain deferred
Bulk video mirroring is postponed while storage is constrained. Documents, manifests, metadata, case reconstruction, and technical analysis take priority.
PURSUE RELEASES
Five tranches indexed.
Document packages remain part of the source archive. Video package metadata is retained for later selective ingest rather than promoted as an external viewing product.
Initial tranche
Documents: 1.2 GB. Video package: 1.3 GB.
Second tranche
Documents: 70.1 MB. Video package: 5.6 GB.
Third tranche
Documents: 826 MB. Video package: 4.6 GB.
Fourth tranche
Documents: 227 MB. Video package: 1.4 GB.
Fifth tranche
Documents: 130 MB. Video package: 513 MB.
TECHNOLOGY DESK
IF it were alien, what would have to make it work?
Conditional engineering. The observation has to survive sensor, geometry and provenance analysis first. Then we ask what known technology could reproduce it, what new engineering would be required, and what measurable signatures each hypothesis predicts.
TECH 001
If the Acceleration Is Real
Thrust, power, inertial loads, remote energy and spacetime engineering.
Read →TECH 002No Exhaust, No Free Lunch
Momentum, heat, atmospheric coupling and what a missing plume does not prove.
Read →TECH 003Transmedium Without the Drama
Water-entry physics, supercavitation, boundary manipulation and predicted signatures.
Read →TECH 004Maybe the Trick Is the Signature
Radar deception, thermal management, plasma and sensor-native vehicle design.
Read →TECH 005If an Orb Launched Orbs
Carrier systems, autonomous probes, communications and distributed robotics.
Read →TECH 006Make It Predict Something
Turn exotic hypotheses into measurements that can actually fail.
Read →PRIORITY RECORD WATCHLIST
Records that expose the range of the collection.
Historical intelligence, modern sensor cases, spaceflight material and unresolved reports belong in the same archive but not the same evidentiary bucket.
“Orbs Launching Orbs”
AARO analysis concerning a Western U.S. event observed by multiple federal agents over two days.
Open Cyberdelia analysis →Army infrared report, 2026
Infrared material from a U.S. military platform. Catalog the source, then analyze range ambiguity, sensor behavior, geometry, and signature claims.
Open analysis docket →1953 film analysis
Historical analysis concerning film from Montana and Utah events.
Open analysis docket →Project Sign + Los Alamos
Early Cold War records useful for technology, intelligence and archival-context analysis.
Open analysis docket →Spaceflight records
Historic mission material and astronaut accounts remain separated by evidentiary type.
Open Reading Room →Multi-file unresolved case set
A multi-file sequence useful for geometry, timing and sensor analysis rather than isolated-clip mythology.
Open analysis docket →ARCHIVAL METHOD
Preserve first. Interpret second.
A record can be historically important without proving the extraordinary claim attached to it.
Official provenance
Original filename, agency, release number, source URL and retrieval metadata remain recorded even when only metadata is locally preserved.
Hash when acquired
When binaries are acquired, they receive checksums. Derivatives never silently replace source material.
Analysis lives here
Readers should be able to follow Cyberdelia's reconstruction, technical argument, and source trail without being bounced through an external-media carousel.
Competing explanations welcome
Sensor artifacts, aircraft, balloons, satellites, adversary systems, atmospheric effects, fabrication, unknown technology and genuinely unresolved cases remain live until evidence closes them.