A New Age for Patents+TMS, P.C.

While stepping onto the moon, Neil Armstrong reportedly made the following statement: "That's one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind." However, upon Mr. Armstrong's later review of the mission transcript, he realized that either he had made a mistake or he had been misquoted. Officially, NASA blamed static in the transmission for a small error in the reported quotation. According to NASA, Mr. Armstrong actually said: "That's one small step for a man; one giant leap for mankind." Apparently, Mr. Armstrong did not intend to equate the occasion to a small step by the human race with a momentous achievement by humankind.

By stepping onto the Inventor's Rock, you can be sure that your step is neither a small step for man (or a man) nor a giant leap for mankind.

STEP ONTO THE ROCK! INVENT!