About Emery Smith

Emery Smith is a U.S. Air Force veteran, surgical technologist, cellular biologist, and inventor who hosts Gaia TV’s Cosmic Disclosure.

Smith trained as a surgical technologist and first assist during active duty, serving at Lackland AFB, Sheppard AFB, and the 23rd Tactical Fighter Wing before landing at Kirtland AFB in New Mexico. There, alongside his regular hospital duties, he was brought into classified after-hours research at Sandia National Laboratories and Los Alamos National Laboratory — work that included analyzing thousands of tissue samples of undetermined origin and exposed him to technology decades ahead of anything public.

After more than 20 years of silence, Smith came forward — first as an anonymous insider, then under his own name — and joined Cosmic Disclosure in 2017, eventually taking over as host alongside his companion series Undisclosed. He’s also known for performing the on-camera dissection of the Atacama humanoid in the documentary Sirius and co-authoring the Stanford white paper on that specimen.

That same background in tissue analysis and cellular biology became the foundation of his medical career including his work as a clinical specialist. Smith holds multiple FDA-approved patents and developed the first FDA 510(k)-approved stem cell concentrating systems — technology that isolates a patient’s own stem cells and growth factors from blood, bone marrow, and fat for regenerative use. He’s spent decades since applying what he learned in classified labs to real-world regenerative medicine, frequency-based therapies, and biotechnology.

Today Smith speaks internationally, appears across disclosure and wellness media, and runs EmeryStar Labs, where he continues turning insider scientific knowledge into practical tools to awaken human potential.