After doing assemblies at close to 100 schools, Jeff finally got around to having one of his school visits videotaped. Here is a half-hour presentation of Max Goes to the Moon for grades K-1. For older kids, he adjusts the science and activity level appropriately.
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VIDEO – Business University Lecture – Jeffrey Bennett
This lecture was sponsored by California International Business University and presented at UCSD with the help of the Photonics Society. Only part of the lecture was captured successfully on video, so you’ll see only about the first half of the talk here.
VIDEO: Beyond UFOs Lecture at MUFON conference
I’ve given my Beyond UFOs lecture on numerous occasions, but this was the first time it was professionally recorded. This particular presentation was to the MUFON international conference in Denver. Anyone interested in booking a live lecture should contact me directly.
VIDEO: Barry Kibrick’s Between the Lines TV show.
Barry Kibrick hosts in-depth interviews with authors on his outstanding book show, Between the Lines. I’ve had the pleasure of appearing on his show twice, a few years ago for my book On the Cosmic Horizon, and more recently for Beyond UFOs, which we taped in June 2009. Click below to watch the show. (By […]
VIDEO: Max Goes to Jupiter featured on ABC7 Chicago News
February 13, 2009 (WLS) — Children love to learn about the moon and the stars. And that pleases parents, who may not be scientists, but who would like to encourage their children to get excited about astronomy and physics and similar topics. Renowned Astrophysicist Jeffrey Bennett has discovered the perfect formula. It starts with a […]
VIDEO: Convocation Address to Miami University (Ohio)
Miami University (Ohio) selected Beyond UFOs as their Summer Reading Program book for the Class of 2012, requiring all 3,700+ incoming students to read and discuss the book. As part of the program, Dr. Bennett delivered the followiing remarks all these students, along with faculty, administrators, and some parents and upper class students — a […]

