MEDIA LIBRARY / CURATION + MIRROR STAGING

UAP VIDEO LIBRARY

Watch the long version. Keep the provenance. Skip the chopped-up mythology.

Cyberdelia is building its own catalog of government-released UAP media, hearings, briefings, and case video. Until internal hosting is practical, durable institutional and major-news YouTube channels serve as convenience mirrors. They are not substitutes for the primary record.

STATUSCurated external viewing active / internal mirror staged / provenance retained / high-value ingest first.

VIEWING POLICY

Playback is convenient. Provenance is evidence.

A YouTube upload may be useful and durable, but the evidentiary source remains the originating agency, hearing, record, or release. Every serious item should eventually carry both.

01

Source

Identify the originating agency, committee, hearing, release, or record before treating any upload as evidence.

02

Watch

Prefer complete briefings, hearings, and long-form source material over excerpt reels and narration-heavy edits.

03

Preserve

Record the external URL, title, date, channel, and source relationship. Where lawful and useful, mirror primary media independently later.

04

Analyze

Keep commentary separate from the underlying footage. An analyst's explanation is a new record, not a replacement for the old one.

HOW WE CURATE

Interesting is not the same thing as trustworthy.

A channel may contain useful interviews while also publishing speculation. Cyberdelia curates at the item level. We do not grant an entire creator permanent authority merely because one upload was valuable.

PreferredOfficial agency channels, legislative/public-affairs archives, full hearings, complete briefings, original witness interviews, technical presentations.
Useful with labelsMajor news organizations, established documentary archives, specialist interview channels, independent researchers who show sources.
High-frictionEdited compilations, anonymous reposts, dramatic voice-over channels, “enhanced” clips without originals, uploads with uncertain dates or provenance.
Reject as evidenceAI-generated recreations presented ambiguously, unattributed clips, material whose claimed provenance cannot be recovered, thumbnails doing more work than the footage.

UPLOAD QUEUE

PURSUE 2026 video tranches

The heavy source packages remain deferred while storage is constrained. Individual high-value cases can be pulled forward first.

RELEASE 01

May 8, 2026

Video package: approximately 1.3 GB.

Status: queued for selective upload.

RELEASE 02

May 22, 2026

Video package: approximately 5.6 GB.

Status: queued; individual priority cases first.

RELEASE 03

June 12, 2026

Video package: approximately 4.6 GB.

Status: queued; DOW-UAP-D077-related material receives priority.

RELEASE 04

July 10, 2026

Video package: approximately 1.4 GB.

Status: queued.

RELEASE 05

August 7, 2026

Video package: approximately 513 MB.

Status: queued; Gulf of Oman multi-file set receives priority.

PRIORITY INGEST

Start with cases that reward analysis.

We do not need to upload everything at once. Multi-file cases, sensor-rich records, historically important footage, and material referenced by Technology Desk articles go first.

PRIORITY A

Gulf of Oman sequence

Useful because multiple files may permit timing, geometry, platform and sensor-state reconstruction.

PRIORITY B

Army infrared material

Useful for examining thermal imaging limits, apparent motion, range ambiguity and signature claims.

PRIORITY C

Historical film cases

Useful for provenance, photogrammetry, reproduction history and comparison between period and modern analysis.