This document discusses nuclear energy, including its history beginning with Einstein's discovery of the mass-energy equivalence equation, the process of nuclear fission, how nuclear reactors work to generate electricity, and debates around the advantages and disadvantages of nuclear energy. It notes that nuclear energy currently provides around 12-18% of the world's electricity but produces radioactive waste, and discusses open questions around its long term future as a source of energy given limited uranium reserves and risks of accidents or weapons proliferation.

2. Energy History

3. What Is Nuclear Energy?

4. What’s fission process?

5. How itworks?

6. Nuclearenergy: good or bad ?

7. The future of nuclearenergy

11. m is the [mass]

14. What’s fission process ?

15. Fission process

16. Chain reaction

17. How it works ?

18. Reactor

19. Steamgenerator

20. Turbine

21. Generator

22. Generator

23. Nuclearenergy : good or bad ?

24. Advantages 12-18% of the world's electricity is generated through nuclear energy. there is very little effect on the environment. the high reserves of uranium found on Earth, are expected to last for another 100 years. nuclear fuel is inexpensive and easier to transport.

25. Nuclear energy can be used for production and proliferation of nuclear weapons The nuclear reactors will work only as long as uranium is available The waste produced after fission reactions contains unstable elements and is highly radioactive The Chernobyl disaster Disadvantages

26. The future of Nuclear Energy What do you think we should do? After reviewing the pros and cons, it is up to you to formulate your own opinion.