Nuclear energy can be obtained through nuclear fission or fusion reactions. It provides a low-carbon energy source that can help address issues like global warming and decreasing oil reserves. However, nuclear technology also poses risks, as radiation can cause health issues like leukemia. Overall, nuclear energy needs to be developed and utilized carefully to maximize its benefits while minimizing potential dangers.

1. Aisyah and friends
NUCLEAR…
THREAT OR SOLUTION…????

2. Nuclear Energy and its usage
 The issues about nuclear is still hot to be discussed because the
energy resource, the finding of new resource, development of
alternative energy, and the effect of the using petroleum
decreased.
 The global warming , main energy source is also known as the
effect of the use of petroleum
 The hot issue here is about the use of nuclear energy in the form
of nuclear bomb. These issues should not be avoided but if we
want to use it effectively we will get a lot of advantages.

3. Nuclear Vision
Generally, nuclear energy can be gotten through
two kinds of mechanism, it is a nucleus fission or
vision reaction and fusion some nucleuses
through the fusion reaction. Here is the example
of nuclear vision.

4. Nuclear Reactor
 Energy from nuclear reaction can be used for
something useful. Therefore, nuclear reactor
should have four basic components, they are
fuel component, moderator nuetron, reins,
and concrete shield.

5. Generator of Electric Power
Station
Energy from vision reaction restrained nuclear
can also be used as installation generator of
electric power station, or we also call it as
(PLTN). For clear information we can see a
picture below:

6. The history of nuclear
development
 1938 Otto Hahn, Lise Meiner
introduced nuclear as
source of energy and mass
destroying weapon

7. The history of nuclear
development
1942 Enrico Fermi Chain Machine
high energy by adding plutonium material
Hiroshima and Nagasaki

8. The history of nuclear
development
1951 == Idaho == PLTN == 100 KW
1960 == 1 GW
1970 == 100 GW
1980 == 300 GW
2005 == 366 GW

9. Nuclear development in INA
1954 Establishing Committee for investigating radioactive
possibilities of nuclear weapon trial in pacific ocean.
1958 President inaugurated LTA to observe the development
of atom and nuclear usage.
1996 Producing reactor Element, radioisotope and nuclear
engineer.
2004 Using nuclear in agricultural technology
2008 Substituting of electricity generator

10. Nuclear is environmentally
friendly
 Used as a new energy
 Reducing green house effect
 No resulting pollution

11. NUCLEAR IS NOT FRIENDLY BUT WE
NEED IT WISELY

13. MANHATTAN PROJECT 1960’

14. Radiation can
cause blood
cancers. Cancers is
a dangerous
disease that we
haven't found
treament can
solve it.

15. RADIATION CAN CAUSE LEUKEMIA,
NAME OF DISEASE WHICH MEANS WHITE
BLOOD.

16. ECONOMICALLY, TH
IS RADIOACTIVE
ENERGY RESOURCE
IS CHEAPER THAN
THE FOSSIL ONE
WHICH IS
PREDICTED WILL
NO LONGER EXIST
FOR THE NEXT A
HUNDRED YEAR.
ONE OF THE STOCK
OF RADIOACTIVE
RESOURCE IS
URANIUM.

17. Go green,,,, go nuclear

18. Go green, go nuclear
Ox guys, this diagram shows us about the comparizon of uses of nuclear and the fossil
fuels
and this data is taken from the lifecycle analysis which is done by the IAEA (International
Autonomic Agency) it is one of a whole analysis which is analyze from the
construction until the process of the mining side and transportation side
 AND AS WE KNOW THAT The INcrease of Co2 is one of the global warming reason, so
from this data it can be known that the causes of global warming is much more
caused by the using of fossil fuels, such as the coal, gas/ solar, and natural gas.
Because all of these fuels create about 1333 gr of Co2, while nuclear it self, is only
create for about 9-21 gram of Co2 in each KwH
 And from these study, proved that nuclear electrical generator is a hygienic one…. So it
can be conclude that nuclear in a green energy that saved our world. GO GREEN,, GO
NUCLEAR

19. NUCLEAR USAGES
The usages of nuclear energy tend to four
categories, they are:
1. Electricity Power
2. Military usage
3. Medicinal uses
4. Agricultural Uses