Welcome to the Global UAP Task Force Coalition Gallery

All video and image submissions for the UAP Coalition website must undergo rigorous scrutiny, verification, and investigation by our media team. This process is not a challenge to your integrity but a necessary measure to ensure only the highest-quality evidence is presented. Our goal is to prevent the dilution of compelling footage with misidentified or low-quality material.

Rest assured, we believe you. However, to make our case undeniable, we must eliminate any opportunity for skeptics and counterintelligence efforts to discredit this movement. Weak evidence—such as low-quality videos of blinking lights or stationary orbs—only serves as easy targets for dismissal. By maintaining the highest standards, we ensure that the truth stands unshakable.

To ensure the highest standards for the UAP Coalition, all video and image submissions must meet at least 3 qualifying criteria from the list below to be considered.

- No Evidence of AI or Editing -
The video should show no signs of artificial enhancement, digital manipulation, or tampering (e.g., added graphics, fake background effects).

- Relation to Environmental Context -
The object should be visible in relation to identifiable landmarks or objects (e.g., horizon, mountains, buildings) for proper scale and orientation. 

1. No Visible Signs of Propulsion:
   The object should exhibit no clear exhaust trails, propulsion mechanisms, or engine-like emissions.
    
2. No Visible Flight Control Surfaces:
   The object should lack wings, flaps, rudders, or other conventional control surfaces that would typically be seen on traditional aircraft.
    
3. Unconventional Movement:
   The object must demonstrate motion that defies known aerodynamics, such as sudden, sharp turns or hovering without observable means of support.
    
4. Instant Acceleration/Teleportation:
   The object should exhibit acceleration or movement that happens so rapidly it cannot be explained by conventional propulsion methods, or it should appear to teleport from one location to another.
    
5. Trans-Medium Capability:
   The object should demonstrate the ability to move between different environments, such as transitioning from air to water or space, without any obvious changes in behavior or propulsion methods.
    

1. Object Clearly Visible:
   The object must be in focus and clearly visible with no blurring or obfuscation.
    
2. No Conventional Flight Control Surfaces:
   The object must lack wings, fins, or any other identifiable flight control surfaces commonly found on conventional aircraft.
    
3. Anomalous Characteristics:
   The object should not match any known conventional aircraft or familiar technological design, making it potentially anomalous.
    
4. Relation to Identifiable Context:
   If possible the object should be positioned in relation to recognizable objects or scenery (e.g., trees, buildings, mountains) for proper scale and identification. The object should also be fully in frame.
    

• All video and image submissions will undergo intense scrutiny and investigation by the media team.
• If desired, submissions can be made anonymously, but they may still be subject to consensual investigation and verification before approval for public posting.

By adhering to these criteria, we ensure the integrity of the evidence and maintain a high standard for the UAP Coalition’s mission.