page_title: Nuclear Energetics
section_title: History
hierarchical_section_title: Nuclear Energetics / History
caption_attribution_description: Operation Sea Orbit: on 31 July 1964, USS Enterprise (CVAN-65) (bottom), USS Long Beach (CGN-9) (center) and USS Bainbridge (DLGN-25) (top) formed "Task Force One," the first nuclear-powered task force, and sailed 26,540 nmi (49,190 km) around the world in 65 days. Accomplished without a single refueling or replenishment, "Operation Sea Orbit" demonstrated the capability of nuclear-powered surface ships.
context_page_description: Nuclear energetics is a branch study of Nuclear reaction and is governed by the weak nuclear interaction. The field uses nuclear binding energy research and other physics related knowledge as the theoretical basis and describes how it is applied in multiple reactions and species. Calculate and analyze energy released from all types of nuclear reactions. Consolidation from decay heat, decay energy, nuclear reaction, energy conservation, and nuclear fission to discuss the measurements and simulation of complicated models. The most usual way to solve nuclear energy problem is the consider of mass defect and binding energy in groups of particle. The nuclear energetic theory is used in a wide range of utilization in the science research and energy industry.
context_section_description: Science 1919, a nuclear reaction is firstly observed byErnest Rutherford, he translated nitrogen to become oxygen, by accelerate alpha particles strike nitrogen ¹⁴N + α → ¹⁶O + p. (which is a particles decay ) 
  Up to now, thousands of nuclear reactions have been realized through the use of accelerators and nuclear reactors, from which thousands of radioactive isotopes and various particles such as muons, hyperons, antiprotons, and antineutrons have been obtained. Scientists need a more effective method to solve the problem during a nuclear reaction, and that is nuclear energetics.
caption: U.S. nuclear powered ships:  the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.  Crew members are spelling out Einstein's mass-energy equivalence formula E = mc2 on the flight deck.
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