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Nuclear Power

Nuclear energy is released during the splitting or fusing of atomic nuclei. The primary method to extract usable nuclear energy in use today is through controlled nuclear fission in atomic reactors. The heat produced in these reactors is used to drive steam turbines which in turn generate usable electricity.  Learn about Nuclear Power
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Nuclear Power - How it Works
(7:30)
 

Energy from the Nucleus
(9:28)
 

Electrical Energy from Fission
(5:11)
 

The Discovery of Radioactivity
(9:10)
 

Nuclear Energy - A nearly unlimited future (Carl Sagan)
(7:07)
 

Nuclear Reactions
(9:10)
 

Nuclear Fusion
(10:35)
 

Nuclear Fusion: Energy of the Future
(10:08)
 

Fission And Fusion
(8:37)
 

Nuclear Reactor
(1:20)
 

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