The book “The Atomic Nucleus and Its Energy” by Vladimir Leonardovich Ginzburg is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of nuclear physics, revealing the secrets of the atomic nucleus and its energy. Ginsburg, a well-known physicist and Nobel laureate, masterfully combines scientific facts with accessible language, which makes his work not only informative, but also fascinating. In his book, the author examines the basics of nuclear physics, starting with elementary particles and ending with complex nuclear reactions. He explains how an atomic nucleus composed of protons and neutrons becomes a source of enormous energy that can be used for both peaceful and military purposes. Ginsburg not only expounds scientific facts, but also asks important questions about how humanity uses this energy, and what consequences may arise from its use. The reader is immersed in thinking about nuclear energy, its potential and the dangers associated with nuclear technology. This book will be of interest to both students and graduate students studying physics, and to a wide audience interested in science and its impact on modern society. Whether you’re passionate about nuclear energy, the environment, or just want to better understand how the world around us works, the Atomic Nucleus and its Energy will be a real revelation to you. Ginsburg skillfully combines scientific rigor with accessibility, which allows readers without special training to understand complex concepts. The topics raised in the book cover not only physics, but also philosophical aspects related to the use of nuclear energy. Ginsburg asks questions about the morality and ethics associated with nuclear technology and how humanity should approach these questions in the future. It looks at both the positive and negative aspects of nuclear energy, making the book relevant and important in light of contemporary global challenges such as climate change and the energy crisis. Ginsburg's style is clear and logical. He masterfully uses analogies and real-life examples to make complex scientific concepts more understandable. Reading this book, you will not only gain new knowledge, but also enjoy the process of learning, because Ginsburg knows how to captivate and inspire. His other well-known works, such as Space and Physics and Physics and Philosophy, are also noteworthy and can complement your understanding of the scientific world. If you are looking for books on nuclear physics, popular scientific literature, or just want to expand your horizons, “The Atomic Nucleus and Its Energy” is exactly the piece worth reading. It will not only enrich your knowledge, but also make you think about the future of our planet and the role science plays in it. This book will be your reliable companion in the world of nuclear physics, opening up new horizons and opportunities for reflection.