Source
Identify the originating agency, committee, hearing, release, or record before treating any upload as evidence.
MEDIA LIBRARY / CURATION + MIRROR STAGING
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.
VIEWING POLICY
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.
Identify the originating agency, committee, hearing, release, or record before treating any upload as evidence.
Prefer complete briefings, hearings, and long-form source material over excerpt reels and narration-heavy edits.
Record the external URL, title, date, channel, and source relationship. Where lawful and useful, mirror primary media independently later.
Keep commentary separate from the underlying footage. An analyst's explanation is a new record, not a replacement for the old one.
TIER A / INSTITUTIONAL VIDEO
These channels are unusually likely to remain online because the uploader is the institution producing or archiving the underlying event.
Scientific briefings, public meetings, agency broadcasts, and long-form material. Useful for UAP methodology because NASA's independent study focused on data quality rather than retroactive case mythology.
Open channel →NASA / 31 MAY 2023Nearly four hours of direct discussion by the independent study team on data, scientific method, reporting, metadata, stigma, airspace information, and research design.
Watch full meeting →C-SPAN / VERIFIED CHANNELA durable public-affairs archive for congressional hearings and witness statements. Especially useful because clips can be checked against longer proceedings and the C-SPAN Video Library.
Open channel →C-SPAN / 26 JULY 2023Direct hearing footage. Preserve what was actually claimed, then evaluate each claim against documents, witnesses, access, and later corroboration.
Watch statement →TIER B / DURABLE NEWS MIRRORS
Major-news channels are not primary evidence. They are useful long-lived mirrors and reporting archives, and they often preserve complete livestreams that would otherwise require hunting through government sites designed by people who resent navigation.
Large institutional channel with long-form hearing streams and event coverage. Treat headlines and commentary as reporting; treat hearing footage as a convenience copy of the public proceeding.
Open channel →ABC NEWS / 26 JULY 2023Long-form stream of the 2023 House hearing. Good viewing copy while the Cyberdelia mirror is unavailable.
Watch hearing →NEWSNATION / VERIFIEDExtensive UAP reporting, interviews, hearing coverage, and follow-up. Valuable as a media chronology, but allegations should be traced back to testimony and primary records.
Open channel →NEWSNATION / 20 NOV 2024Follow-up reporting on AARO Director Jon Kosloski's Senate testimony. Pair it with AARO's annual report and hearing material rather than reading the segment as a final adjudication.
Watch report →HOW WE CURATE
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.
UPLOAD QUEUE
The heavy source packages remain deferred while storage is constrained. Individual high-value cases can be pulled forward first.
Video package: approximately 1.3 GB.
Status: queued for selective upload.
Video package: approximately 5.6 GB.
Status: queued; individual priority cases first.
Video package: approximately 4.6 GB.
Status: queued; DOW-UAP-D077-related material receives priority.
Video package: approximately 1.4 GB.
Status: queued.
Video package: approximately 513 MB.
Status: queued; Gulf of Oman multi-file set receives priority.
PRIORITY INGEST
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.
Useful because multiple files may permit timing, geometry, platform and sensor-state reconstruction.
Useful for examining thermal imaging limits, apparent motion, range ambiguity and signature claims.
Useful for provenance, photogrammetry, reproduction history and comparison between period and modern analysis.