While the human contribution is not proven, learn why we are still very slowly thawing out from the Little Ice Age, which melts glaciers, and thus causes very small sea level rise. Learn why sea levels naturally rise and lower about 400 feet during each ice age cycle, while today the seas are only rising about 1.5 millimeters (one penny thickness) a year.

Titanic crew member Jack Dawson personally tells us in 10 minute increments how the Titanic sank in April of 1912. He will inform us of how the passengers and crew dealt with this terrible tragedy and the laws passed to avoid maritime disasters.

Fresh from the year 1500, da Vinci appears in costume and tells about his life, his employment as a military engineer and how he painted the influential Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. Plus he will detail his prolific famous futuristic machine design drawings. By combining art and science da Vinci became the ultimate Renaissance man.

Learn about the facts & fictions behind some funny, fake, and fascinating weather and climate change subjects -- in Florida and around the world. Subjects include everything from chemtrails, to green clouds, to strange weather radar images, and videos of staged weather reporting.

Len presents information based on research from the University of Florida and over 250 years of science and experience and clarifies many of the myths and misunderstandings about lightning

A journey through the scientific work leading to today’s understanding of how our universe formed. The concepts don’t require a physics background and even include a little audience participation. Among other things, you’ll learn the evidence that there was a Big Bang, what that might have been like, and the nagging problems with that theory that led physicists beyond it.