(Links to each patent can be found here, using the patent number or inventor’s name.) By Targeted News Service WASHINGTON – The following federal patents were assigned in New Hampshire through Dec. 15. *** Packaged Current Sensor Integrated Circuit ALLEGRO MICROSYSTEMS, LLC, Manchester, New Hampshire has been assigned a patent (No. US 12163983 B2, initially […]

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19.12.2024

Looking for a (probably extinct) New Hampshire trout, via YouTube - Granite Geek

It’s embarrassing that it took a guy from New York to teach me a cool piece of ecological history in a local spot I’ve been to multiple times. And via YouTube, no less – egad! The spot is Dublin Pond, also called Dublin Lake, which is halfway between Peterborough and Keene perfect for casual kayaking. […]

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21.12.2024

UNH Space Tech Hub gets first partnership (for $180K) - Granite Geek

he University of New Hampshire Space Tech Hub, part of the Space Science Center, today announced plans to partner with Laconia, N.H.- based Rogue SpaceSystems to build a 3D learning model that will provide information on high-energy electrons in space, helping plan and protect assets including satellites and spacecraft operating in that area. Rogue Space Systems Corporation received this recent […]

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21.12.2024

Don't believe Einstein? Then explain Santa Claus! - Granite Geek

There’s no Granite Geek next week – it’s Christmas after all! – so here’s an advance look at next week’s Monitor column. There’s a standard way to shut down physics cranks who say they’ve disproved Einstein –for some reason, cranks never “disprove” scientists who aren’t famous – and that’s to point to your GPS. The satellite system […]

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NH patents through Dec. 15 - Granite Geek

Looking for a (probably extinct) New Hampshire trout, via YouTube - Granite Geek

UNH Space Tech Hub gets first partnership (for $180K) - Granite Geek

Don't believe Einstein? Then explain Santa Claus! - Granite Geek

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