Cambridge Science & Technology News

NASA has launched its new test rocket, a day after the flight's postonement Tuesday. Google is taking GPS makers head on with Google Maps Navigation, a turn-by-turn feature that runs on new versions of its Android cellphones. American researchers have...

In Aesop's fable 'The crow and the pitcher' a thirsty crow uses stones to raise the level of water in a pitcher to quench its thirst. A new study published online in the journal Current Biology demonstrates that rooks, birds...

Everyone has heard the story of about thirsty crow that can't reach the water at the bottom of a bucket. Instead of tipping out the water, the bird collects rocks and drops them in the bucket, slowly raising the water...

World celebrates Darwin’s 200th anniversary CAMBRIDGE, Feb 12: His beetle cabinet is back in his old college rooms, his home is a national treasure and the islands that led Charles Darwin to evolutionary theory are under threat from tourism two...

Well isn't that just adorable. Look at 'em. They're just so darn cute! The British just can't do anything without adding a touch of class and cute, and this appears to include scientific research. A group of researchers, with the...

I've found some interesting photos of Upside Down Rainbow. This is not a usual. This is once in century. photographer is astronomer Dr Jaqueline Mitton from UK, who says she has never seen anything like it before and you are...

A $1 million mechanical clock featuring a massive time-eating grasshopper made its debut at the University of Cambridge Friday, and famed cosmologist Stephen Hawking was on site to introduce the strange and provocative timepiece. The Corpus Clock has no hands...