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I have earlier made a post here about the Causes, Symptoms and treatment of Gall Bladder Stones. I am now sharing my views on the side effects after the removal of Gall Bladder and the stones. Gal Bladder removal is the last resort, but, one may try lifestyle changes first before surgery becomes necessary.Gal Bladder removal is a fairly common procedure, but it's always possible that one may experience some side effects. Knowing how to identify and reduce symptoms, side effects and complications before and after surgery may make for an easier experience. Fortunately, one can live a healthy life without Gal Bladder and the surgery to remove it is relatively simple. Without a Gal Bladder, bile can move directly from Liver to intestines to aid in digestion. However, there are still some chance one might experience after Gal Bladder removal. Gal Bladder surgery side effects 1. Difficulty in Digesting fat - It may take sometime for your body to adjust to its new method of     di

A satellite is an object that goes around, or orbits, a larger object such as a Planet, while there are natural satellites, like the moon, hundreds of man-made satellites also orbit the Earth. Communications antennae, Radio receivers and transmitters enable the satellite to communicate with one or more ground stations, called Command centers. Messages sent to satellite from a ground station are "uplinked" and messages transmitted to Earth from Satellite are "Downlinked". Many Satellites are powered by rechargeable batteries, taking advantage of the ultimate battery charger, The Sun. Silvery solar panels are main features on many satellites. Other satellites have fuel cells that convert chemical energy to electrical energy, while a few rely on Nuclear energy. Small thrusters provide altitude, attitude and propulsion control to modify and stabilize the satellites in space.    Nuclear Thermal propulsion rocket engine would use a small nuclear reactor to generate h