The very first U.S. Patent Law, the Patent Act of 1790, was signed into law by President George Washington on April 10, 1790. If any of you were thoughtful enough to buy your favorite Patent Attorney a present to celebrate the day, Thank You!
The very first U.S. Patent Law, the Patent Act of 1790, was signed into law by President George Washington on April 10, 1790. If any of you were thoughtful enough to buy your favorite Patent Attorney a present to celebrate the day, Thank You!
Amazing story out of Israel. We can only hope they can succeed!!! Read more here.
Happy birthday to an inventor that has brought much joy into the world.... Milton Hershey!
Yes.... there really was once an article published in a peer review Physics journal, co-authored by ... a cat !!!! Read about it here
On this day in 1790 the very first U.S. Patent is granted! Signed by George Washington, the first U.S. patent was issued to Samuel Hopkins for the process of making potash. Learn more here
Let's hope she has a lifetime of inventions ahead of her! Learn about this 12 year old engineer's invention here
Tranquility base here.... the Eagle has landed! July 20, 1969. BUT.... what is lost is that if were not for Neil Armstrong's skill, the landing would have been a disaster! The landing site was filled with rocks that very likely would have damaged the lander. Armstrong manually flew and landed with almost no fuel remaining. Watch a brief story here