Harald Lesch is a German astrophysicist and natural philosopher at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. He is widely known for his television work on ZDF, particularly the Terra X series, where he breaks down complex scientific topics for general audiences. Climate change and sustainability are recurring themes in his public lectures and media appearances.
Physicists Harald Lesch and Axel Kleidon speak plainly at Urania Berlin about why the laws of nature cannot be bent by political will - and what serious climate policy would actually require.
Astrophysicist Harald Lesch and the Merlin Ensemble Wien weave Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" into a scientific journey from Earth's origins to the present climate crisis, with a glance towards an uncertain future.
A literary evening in Bochum: Rainer Bock and Harald Lesch read texts by Hannes Dieter Hüsch.
An evening with Rainer Bock, Harald Lesch, and Andreas Rebers at TIPI am Kanzleramt in Berlin.
Harald Lesch explores how climate change affects natural cycles and seasonal patterns. A compelling lecture on the future of our seasons.
Harald Lesch explores how climate change is reshaping the natural world and the seasons. A compelling lecture for anyone interested in science and environmental issues.
Physicist Harald Lesch pairs Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" with a talk on climate change at the Tonhalle Düsseldorf.
