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What is disclosure?
People have been coming forward about this phenomenon since at least 1946 — and the trail runs further back than that. Sightings, military encounters, whistleblowers, rumours, and denied programs piled up for decades while the public got shrugs and “weather balloon” lines.
It wasn’t until December 2017 that the mainstream dam cracked: a New York Times investigation into a secret Pentagon UAP program, paired with the release of the first Navy videos the world now knows as FLIR1, GIMBAL, and GOFAST. That article + those clips flipped the subject from fringe chat into front-page reality.
For the past ten years the world has been slowly drip-fed. Hearings. Office names. Annual reports. More video. More witnesses. Disclosure is the unfinished question set: why · who · when · where — and what they are. That is what Cosmolink is here to track.
Under President Donald Trump, this year has pushed more public UAP material into the open than most people ever expected to see. We now know UAP are real. The phenomenon is real. And whatever it is, it has been here a very long time.
So grab your tin foil hats — and let’s fall down the rabbit hole.
The 2017 break
The article that cracked it
16 Dec 2017 · Cooper · Blumenthal · Kean
Glowing Auras and ‘Black Money’: The Pentagon’s Mysterious U.F.O. Program The New York Times — secret AATIP / Pentagon UAP program goes public Open article ↗The videos that went with it
Navy FLIR footage later formally released by DoD · still carried on AARO’s imagery desk
FLIR1
GIMBAL
GOFAST
How to use this page
- Open the official collection (AARO, Black Vault, NASA, CIA Reading Room).
- Download or bookmark the specific file — keep the URL and date.
- Write one sentence: what the file actually says, not what a host said it means.
- Only then open commentary (NewsNation, Gerb, C2C, Rogan).
Source folders
AARO opens first. PDFs show a preview — click a folder to expand. Links open the live archive.
