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s about his childhood and youth, including learning physics with his father and school life. Tells about his undergraduate and graduate studies in Germany, as well as his postdoc and early career in the USA, until his return to Germany, as the Director of the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Garching. Traces a parallel between life in America and Europe, and more. 00:09 Childhood and Youth 06:49 School Life 09:09 Academic Life 15:52 Children 17:12 Early Career 25:00 USA x Germany 33:14 Teaching Acknowledgments regarding the images and videos used: - Prof. Reinhard Genzel; - Hannelore Hämmerle; - Tobias Herrmann; - Max Plack Society; - European Southern Observatory; - International Astronomical Union; - Shaw Prize Foundation; - University of Stuttgart; - California University, Berkeley; - California Institute of Technology; - Palomar Observatory; - National Aeronautics and Space Administration; - The Conversation; - The Guardian; - Diário do Poder; - Aquaworld - Daily News Hungary; - Socialist Worker; - Wikipedia. Related videos and articles: - “2008 ASTRONOMY” - The Shaw Prize: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fo4cGR2tsP0 - E. F. J.Ring, “History of Thermology and Thermography: Pioneers and Progress”, Thermol. Int. (2012). - J. W. Powell and M. Cardona. “Ludwig Genzel”. Physics Today 56, 12, 83 (2003).