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"Worlds Within Worlds: The Story of Nuclear Energy 1" is a book written by Isaac Asimov in 1972. This book deals with the understanding of nuclear energy and its history. Asimov wrote this book for readers who want to expand their understanding of scientific topics. It covers a variety of topics, from how nuclear energy was discovered, to the operating principles of nuclear reactors and nuclear power plants, and how to utilize nuclear energy. This book explains important concepts and history related to nuclear energy in an easy-to-understand manner.

Summary
Nothing in the history of mankind has opened our eyes to the possibilities of science as has the development of atomic power. In the last 200 years, people have seen the coming of the steam engine, the steamboat, the railroad locomotive, the automobile, the airplane, radio, motion pictures, television, the machine age in general. Yet none of it seemed quite so fantastic, quite so unbelievable, as what man has done since 1939 with the atom ... there seem to be almost no limits to what may lie ahead: inexhaustible energy, new worlds, ever-widening knowledge of the physical universe.

In a way, nuclear energy has been serving man as long as he has existed. It has served all of life; it has flooded the earth for billions of years. The sun, you see, is a vast nuclear engine, and the warmth and light that the sun radiates is the product of nuclear energy.

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Contents
Introduction
1.Atomic Weights

2.Electricity
1)Units of Electricity
2)Cathode Rays
3)Radioactivity
4)The Structure of the Atom
5)Atomic Numbers
6)Isotopes

3.Energy
1)The Law of Conservation of Energy
2)Chemical Energy
3)Electrons and Energy
4)The Energy of the Sun
5)The Energy of Radioactivity