why so many kernels.: msg#00204

Subject:	why so many kernels.

Hi, installing windows on fat 32 and using the free space for ubuntu worked.
It comes up with a boot manager,
but my question is why is there more than one kernel to choose from.
I think my daughter said there were 4 to pick from.
Can someone explain if each is different.
Thanks Mike.

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