I specialize in Archeoastronomy, Medieval Maritime Navigation Mathematics, and Geospatial geodesy applications in archaeology. Work with municipal and state organizations using photogrammetric imagery both manned and remote. Recently, I had devoted much of my time to theoretical physics and am integrating geodetic technology into recalculating Einstein's gravity lensing theory. Worked with Stephan Hawking and recently published the results of this collaboration in the paper "Rethinking the Theory of Everything." In academic circles, I have been placed in the top 3% of the Theoretical Physicists in the world. I have used my skills to rewrite world prehistory postulating that human migration patterns are event driven. My dissertation is now the theoretical basis for the disaster driven model of prehistory. Currently, am the principal investigator of the Tucker STEM team which includes my daughter, Katie May Tucker, and others. Most of our work is routinely published on our website. I have published many books and much of my early work involved survey law. Started college at MIT (Electrical Engineering), attended UCC, OSU and OIT, (Civil/Structural Engineering), U of O (Archaeology/Taphonomy), and Newburg Theological (Biblical Archaeology). Trying to retire.