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19 Parks near Zion National Park, Utah
Springdale, Utah 10.36 miles NW
Colorado City, Arizona 13.52 miles S
Mount Carmel, Utah 14.24 miles NE
Zion National Park, Utah (map) | (435) 772-3256
Sites: 127 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 7 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $16.00
Very busy, so get their early...even in October. Nice sized sites, water at the dump station. Very close to visitors center and shuttle bus to all the hikes. Great location. - John WD Smith
Jun 2014 - $18.00
The sites are large and most are shaded. The bathrooms in the 'B' loop have been newly renovated and are nice and clean. The river was nice and clear and the water cool and refreshing. By the end of July it can get a bit muddy when the thunderstorms bring in the red silt. The only real negative is the lack of showers. After several days of hiking in near 100 degree temperature a shower is almost a necessity. - tsparky
Apr 2014 - $16.00
It is a nice place in an amazing location, but it is only $2 less than Watchman which is close by, but they get so much more - including modern bathrooms and electrical hookups. The real problem is that there are no reservations, but this place is very popular, so weirdness happens - coming in after 10am? well, you will need to find something else, and then show up at South first thing in the morning to get a spot. This makes for a cumbersome first day or two. The hosts do everything to help, though. If it were me, I would up the prices at Watchman and put the money into the infrastructure at South. - i like it quiet
Zion National Park, Utah (map) | (435) 772-3837
Sites: 172 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 105 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $15.00
Very convenient location, close to visitor center and shuttle bus stop into canyon. Nice views of surrounding mountains from most sites. Sites were fairly generous. We had 30 amp service. Perhaps nicest toilet facilities of any National Park campground I have ever been in. Very clean and attractive. Our site has some restricted view of mountains due to trees. Adjacent site and several sites across road would have been perfect. - j harris
Aug 2016 - $15.00
We managed a last minute stay of 1 night since I hadn't booked in advance. We loved the campground and our site was spacious The views from the campground are great. Site was gravel with a fire pit and picnic table. You can walk into Springdale from the campground. The shuttles inside Zion were great and very convenient. Managed to get OTA tv signal and decent Verizon service. We would stay here again. - jtl2
Jul 2016 - $15.00
Staff very friendly. Large back in's and pull throughs. Great shuttle system in the park. No showers or full hook ups. - RonD H
Springdale, Utah (map) | (435) 772-3237
Sites: 165 | Latest Rate: $49.00 | 130 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $49.00
Has everything necessary for a pleasant visit to a very popular national park: close proximity, a great view of the red rock cliffs, full hookups, and adequate support services. The Campground is adjacent to a motel which operates both. Springdale has all the additional services to enhance the visit. Staff was friendly and helpful. Wifi adequate until users woke up, then it slowed to an unusable crawl. Verizon signal good. We would return for a longer stay. - Roger H.
Jul 2016 - $49.00
This is a decent sized RV park. It is attached to a Quality Inn hotel and has no affiliation. Interior roads are paved; sites are gravel; our site was not very level. Showers require tokens - 5 min per token; we got 4 tokens for 2 people for 2 nights. Campers can use tiny motel pool, but they cannot have free breakfast. It is near the entrance to Zion National Park. It was packed when we stayed. Lots of rental rigs and lots of children. Everyone seemed congenial and friendly. The park was quiet after dark. Internet signal was strong but super slow and dropped connection often. They have decent cable TV, which we used. A river runs next to the park (Virgin River). It was not running real fast or deep, and lots of children were in it (cold). Daytime temperature was 110 to 115 range, but cooled off in evening. A decent place to stay while visiting Zion. Park is in the town of Springdale with lots of shops, motels and places to eat. - Scot671
Jul 2016 - $55.00
Location, Location, Location.... This is the closest RV park to Zion. If you do not have a towed its the best option for visiting Zion. we went in July when it was 97 degrees so if you want AC you need a full hookup so your rig does not melt inside.
The Virgin river is right on the camp ground . Bring some tubing rings and you can tube on the river. They charge $23 to rent them near the park. You start with tubes near the commercial area at the visitor center. You can take to last stop near shuttle stop 8 if you want. There are about 15 sites with 30 amp service right on the river primo spots!!!
You are on shuttle stop 3 close enough to bike or walk to Zion visitors center as well if the shuttles get full in summer time.
We rented shoes and a stick to hike the narrows. You do not need the shoes in the summer when water is warm but you need a good solid hiking stick. You can use a nice pair of sneakers that can get wet. Bring one for the nice beautiful unique hike! Bring a solid waterproof bag for your phone camera and lots of water (97 degrees in summer!)
The Showers and bathrooms were ACed as well. They are newly built and really nice now. Maintained clean.
The other reviews are spot on small sites, laundry, near neighbors, etc. I gave an 8* due to location. If you are looking for a plush resort go further from Zion and drive in. - Pumpman2
Mount Carmel, Utah (map) | (877) 290-5756
Sites: 27 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 12 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $48.00
Worst campground we've stayed at. The actual name of the campground on the sign is Hi-Road Campgeounds. Their address came up in our GPS as 14 miles off of its actual location which is about 1 mile from the east entrance to Zion. We couldn't get cell service to even call them to get directions so used a phone at a service station in Mount Carmel. No cell service. No wifi. No tv. The pull through site had a huge hole about 2 feet in diameter in the gravel that we had to fill in with gravel to pull our rig out safely. The only way I would ever stay at this campground again is if I wanted to tent camp with no amenities. The price was outrageous for what we got. No Good Sam or other discounts. The campground revolves around its retail store on the other side of the highway which is also where you have to check in. Awful experience! - Carole S
May 2016 - $38.00
We camped here 1 night while visiting Zion. One rain day kept us in the park, which we found had enough to explore on it's own!
The campground is spacious, especially the pull through sites a bit up the hill on the east. Other sites are less secluded, but still plenty of room, with shade. We had full hook ups and everything worked fine. Campground has a few short hikes - to a slot canyon, as well as a look out, and some caves a little on the eastern side. Horses in front friendly, and the kids in the campground loved them. Lots of tent sites also. It is all very sandy, which may explain the bathroom complaints. No cell phone coverage in the area, but good wifi in the pleasant cafe across the street. Love being on the east side of the park, no crowds, views as good as in the park itself. Would stay here again. - sam and hope
Oct 2015 - $35.00
This is an absolutely bare-bones park. It does have pull-thru sites with full hookups but no cell service, no wi-fi (except across the street at the Trading Post), no cable and no TV reception by the antenna. The sites were gravel and fairly level but off the actual site was dirt and mud. The restrooms and showers were very dirty and I don't believe they were cleaned at all for the entire length of our stay. The laundry had quite a few washers and dryers and a lounge area to wait in with several couches but it could use cleaned, too. The staff was very friendly and helpful and the fact that the park is less than a mile from the east entrance to Zion Park was really the only good thing I can say. I seriously doubt if we would stay there again. - SandyA
Mount Carmel, Utah (map) | (800)293-5444
Sites: 61 | Latest Rate: $62.00 | 12 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $62.00
This place should never be considered an RV park. It's a half finished camping resort. It's mainly cabins and tent camping. A lot of activities aimed at campers, especially children. It appears there was some idea to accommodate RVs in the past. There are about 10 spots, all on asphalt but surrounded in red dirt and weedy grass, which turns into a quagmire when it rains. None of the sites are level,we managed to get close to level after changing our site.
There is a restaurant on site which serves decent food but the service was terrible. Staff tried but obviously weren't trained.
WiFi was good but went down, along with electrical power during a rain storm.
This is the closest park to Zion NP and they know it. They run tours and excursions and this appears to be a priority for them.
Definitely not recommended for RVs. It's way too expensive for what it is. - TGA2016
Jul 2016 - $55.00
This is a grand family resort with tons of new activities for both adults and kids. We were in site 7 nice site near showers and laundry. We did mini golf and lots of biking nearby as well as the solar heated pool with 2 pools and 2 great slides. We did tennis, volleyball and bouncy trampoline that day. Next day canyoneering, pool again, mini ATV for kids, Zipline, Horseback riding the next day with PAINTBALL! Yeah!
Checkin perfect, WIFI very strong we did Skype to Peru on it. They are adding more tennis and basketball courts next year. Well maintained great staff. We will return soon! Everyone loved this place!
Its near zion but we stayed at a closer resort for our zion activities as we did not have a towed. - Pumpman2
May 2016 - $60.00
We read some of the reviews from the site and had to post. We ended up here by accident, but it is a pretty impressive place. They have a nice lodge serving breakfast lunch and dinner, a huge activities barn with everything from horse riding to canyoning to ATV rentals. Heated pools and very nice showers. The staff of young people were friendly and helpful. They offer cabins, tent platforms, and RV parking. The RV park is good, but most sites require some leveling. Great for kids and families. - BettieFordonTour
Virgin, Utah (map) | (435) 635-8594
Sites: 131 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 260 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $55.00
I am giving this park a lower rating for the following reasons: 1. I think it's not fair to exclude particular dog breeds. Their reservation confirmation says "NO ROTTWEILERS OR PIT BULLS OR ANY MIX THEREOF". This is an outdated notion of dog breeds and even though they said there was a good reason for this, this park should strike that clause. If you are a dog lover, I'd consider not staying here for this reason.
2. Reservation system is really strange. You have to pay up front $25 nonrefundable fee, not knowing if you're getting a site. This prevents you from
Ensuring you have a site until you hear back, and traveling in remote areas around the area, doesn't make a lot of sense.
3. There are WAY too few bathrooms for the number of sites -- only three bathrooms and showers, which are combined. Last campground we stayed in before this one had 12 showers PLUS 12 toilet stalls, and campground was about the same size!
4. The street lamps are ridiculous - why go camping? The magnificent starry skies are obliterated. Their reasoning does not make sense. Hello, flashlights and headlamps exist.
5. We got a site that was literally on the road (a low wall
separated us from the busy highway.) Bring earplugs!
6. A "riverside site"
Is NOT that. A large stone berm
separates you from a not so pretty river; you absolutely can't see it. AND you aren't supposed to climb on the wall, so forget about ever really seeing the river.
7. I saw way too many NO . . . and DON'T DO . . . signs. I felt most were unnecessary.
8. It really isn't very close to Zion. A pretty long 25+ miles round trip and once you are there, it's impossible to park there and you're forced to take a shuttle anyway. Try if you can to get a site at Zion itself. We didn't plan far enough ahead and they were full already.
Pluses of this park are the pretty nice people who run it and a decent hot tub. I'd plan to go here only if you have no other options in the area. - Campers2016
Oct 2016 - $57.00
This park is easy to find and get into. The interior roads are paved but narrow. Big rigs can have a tough time making turns but all seem to manage. Sites are paved and level. Utilities are well placed and worked well. Wifi worked very well except in evenings when inundated. Sites are pretty typically spaced but there is nice, well maintained grass between that gives the park a good feel. Very nice pool. Nice laundry. We would stay here again. - cwier
Sep 2016 - $54.00
A very nice and quite RV park - one of the best we have seen during our trip through the Western part of the USA. The park is very nice arranged and has a lot of plants all around. We were happy to have a site near the river. It is a pity that there are not so much showers (and restrooms). You might wait some minutes. The staff is very friendly. The RV park is very well located to visit the Zion NP. - WorldTravelers
80 South 1150 West Hurricane, Utah 84737 (map) | (435) 635-4154
Sites: 168 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 127 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $48.00
Good: Lots of trees and shade, concrete pads, no dust. Bad: Sites very close together. $125 deposit for cable TV box, very inconvenient. Wifi is pitiful and unreliable. 4 pages of rules and requirement for full payment on reservation...would indicate this park is more interested in profit than customer service. No picnic table. - afmedic
Oct 2016 - $13.00
Very nice park for our month long stay to explore the area. Per day price based on $395 monthly fee. We also paid about $66 for electricity used. We rate this as one of the best parks we have stayed at. Very neat and clean. They were working on the back section of the park but it did not bother us. Some work on a site near us but that should be expected if they are to keep a park in this good of condition. Don't let its location in town keep you from using this park. There was no city noise or traffic issues and there is a grocery store and fast food within walking distance. We would definitely stay here again if visiting the area. - JAW
Oct 2016 - $32.00
This is a nice park. It may be the best in the area, but there were a couple of issues.
We don't have dogs, so the constant dog barking was annoying here. It seems everyone, except us, has at least two dogs and while walking them around the campground all of the other dogs have to greet them by barking.
The park is shady and we had a grassy area next to our trailer, but no picnic table. I saw a table or two here and there, so I called the office to ask if there was one available we could borrow, but there was not, so we ate inside.
As you enter there is a huge dip in the road and I mean huge. Be careful. The speed limit is 11, but it's not possible to go that fast through the park, which may be a good thing as long as you have everything fastened down.
There is a 30 day no refund policy. That's is a bit strict. I don't ever recall staying in another park anywhere that was quite that strict.
I would recommend the park, but watch the dip, bring ear plugs if dog barking bothers you and bring a table if you want to eat outside. - Maraywil
Mount Carmel, Utah (map) | (435) 648-2203
Sites: 12 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 15 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $20.00
For $20 a night we received a 30A full-hookup spot under huge shade trees. They even allow full access to the hotel pool and hot tub, which is open until 11 and very handy after hiking in Zion all day... With it's proximity to the Zion entrance, what more could you want? - Bay Area Early retirees
May 2015 - $18.00
Hard to talk about service or cleanliness when all you do is check in and there is nothing to clean. That being said, it's a good deal. I thought the road noise would be worse, but vehicles are just rolling when they go by and in late May, there wasn't much traffic, especially at nite. Plenty of room to back in anything, levelish, and across the street to bathrooms at the hotel or c-stores. I didn't check all, but my space and a few others were only 50 amp. Fortunately, the grocery store in the next town north had an extensive (and surprising ) hardware store in the back with an RV section with a well priced adapter. Also good food at the German restaurant. Ate at both restaurants by the park, couldn't finish either meal. We were there four nights exploring Zion and felt it was a very good deal. Would stay again. - Dave n Rene
May 2015 - $18.00
The prior reviews are accurate. Additionally:
- bathrooms are across the street (U.S. 89), no showers
- sites need to be picked up (butts and bottle caps)
- Wi-Fi poor, Verizon 1x, AT&T excellent
- access to a golf course behind the hotel and restaurant
Sites are generally flat back-ins to a creek with trees. Easy stop after a long drive and good for accessing East Zion. - Jay d
Mount Carmel, Utah (map) | (435) 648-2030
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2013 - $16.00
This park is right on the junction of Highway 89 and SR 9 leading to Zion NP east entrance. Check in is at the Shell gas station. It's just a place to park your rig with full hookups and explore the area. No restrooms, no showers. Road noise throughout the day, almost none from 8 pm to 6 am. Weekends are more busy traffic wise. The parking lot is gravel and dirt, looks pretty run down, but everything works fine. Hookups in the right place, no WiFi, no cable. We asked for the WiFi password for the motel across the street and received it for free. So we had excellent WiFi. I needed to prune one tree at our site a little to prevent branches from screeching on the roof during the night. Overall not an appealing location, but cheap and with easy access to Zion. We enjoyed our daily commuting drive into the park, saving $15 for the tunnel each day. - TheSchweitzers
Mount Carmel, Utah (map) | (435) 648-2800
Sites: 22 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 9 Reviews
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Apr 2013 - $20.00
Monday, April 29 – Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, Utah This park is in the southwest section of Utah to the east of Zion and near Kanab. If you come out of route 9 heading east from Zion, you head south on 89 for about 4 miles than pick up route 43 for another 12 miles south. There are plenty of signs posted along the roads and the drive into the park is very nice. The park has juniper and pinion pines and steep red cliffs. Once you drive in and stop at the visitor center the ranger or hostess that checked us in was very nice and informative. The campground is just down the road and there are twenty two sites in one loop. No hookups, but water can be found at the dump station and bath house. The bath house is one of the best that we have seen in two months of traveling-very clean and updated. They do take reservations. If you don't reserve you may have to check in every day to see if your site is still available. Our site was a nice pull through, level and shaded. What this park is known for is 1200 acres of pink sand dunes – beautiful. We even took the OHV tour offered in the parking lot through the sand dunes $$ with one other couple and a nice guide. It was a great time. I am glad we were there on a Monday, because on most weekends this park fills up with campers and day visitors, most with their own OHV's and we heard the noise can be loud. Quiet hours start at 10 at night until 9 in the morning. When we left Zion, it was in the mid 90's and I thought it would be unbearable here without hookups, but it wasn't. It was cooler than Zion with a nice breeze blowing through all day. This was a one night stopover for us and we were so glad that we decided to camp here. - gsnakehill
May 2012 - $16.00
The ride from Kenab to this park is one of the most beautiful I've driven. The park is a gem. The colors in the area are amazing. Sunset is the high-point of the experience. Trails over the dunes are good and there is an ATV trail network available. There is absolutely no communication available, but there is a pay phone at the Visitors Center. Staff was friendly. Restrooms/showers are new and great. The road into the area is narrow, but really worth the drive. - Red Wolf Deux
Apr 2011 - $20.00
Only two of the showers were functional which caused some wait times to get cleaned up. These are located at the dunes and so it would be difficult to keep sand out of the showers (bring shower sandals). Sites are large and provide much privacy compared to the cramped sites of the cookie cutter resorts. Note: there is one site near the bathroom with hookups. Much ORV traffic, but quiet hours were respected. - summersj0


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CINCINNATI -- The clock hadn't yet reached zero when Ravens linebackers Ray Lewis and Peter Boulware ran to the opposing sideline, right hands outstretched.
They knew how much this one meant to their close friend.
The Cincinnati Bengals turned Kyle Boller's three turnovers into a 24-point swing, then held on for a 34-26 victory Sunday that was indescribably sweet for their fired-up rookie coach, Marvin Lewis.
In a measuring-up game, his Bengals (2-4) showed they belong.
"He wanted it," said Chad Johnson, who had five catches for 130 yards. "He wouldn't say so, but he did. I wanted to win for him more than anybody. He wanted it bad."
He got it with a solid plan -- make Boller sweat, then make the Ravens pay.
Jon Kitna threw touchdown passes of 45 and 82 yards -- the latter off a fortuitous deflection -- as the Bengals went ahead 24-7 during Boller's disastrous first half.
After a couple of slop-time touchdowns pulled the Ravens close, the Bengals ran out the clock and their coach got a series of hugs. Marvin Lewis was defensive coordinator on the 2000 Ravens team that won a Super Bowl and is the standard for everything he's done in Cincinnati.
During the week, Lewis conceded that he practically got tears in his eyes as he watched game film of Baltimore's defense.
Abandoning his in-control demeanor, Lewis screamed from the sideline Sunday and went onto the field to exhort his players during timeouts -- a sign of how much this one meant, though he wouldn't admit it.
"I've got a job to do, they've got a job to do," Lewis said, glossing over his feelings. "I love them all, but we're competing against them."
The Ravens made no attempt to hide their disgust with how they played. They had 13 penalties for 113 yards and looked nothing like a first-place team.
Though 3-3, they're still atop the AFC North, the only division without a winning record.
"It's not the end of the world, but it's a wake-up call for us," said safety Ed Reed, whose misplay turned into an 82-yard touchdown pass. "We made a lot of mistakes, and they capitalized on them."
Boller's touchdown pass to Travis Taylor put the Ravens ahead early, but his first fumble changed everything.
Matt Schobel beat linebacker Adalius Thomas down the middle for a 45-yard touchdown catch, the longest by a Bengals tight end in nine years. Boller then fumbled again on a sack at the Ravens' 15, setting up Corey Dillon's 2-yard scoring run less than three minutes later.
Then, the Ravens' defense joined Boller in the self-destruction.
Kitna severely underthrew a long pass to Johnson, who had three defenders around him. Reed perfectly played the ball, but it slipped through his hands and deflected off his right shoulder -- directly to Johnson, who caught it waist-high and kept going for an 82-yard touchdown reception, the Bengals' longest in eight years.
"The bounces have been going to the other teams this year," Kitna said. "Sometimes, it's out of your control. Obviously, today was one of those days, because Reed made an unbelievable play."
Kitna's 21-yard touchdown pass to Peter Warrick on the first play of the fourth quarter put the Bengals up 34-10 and capped one of his best days -- 16-of-21 for 274 yards without an interception or fumble.
Boller later threw a 73-yard touchdown pass to Taylor -- cornerback Jeff Burris went for the ball and missed -- and Lewis ran 2 yards for a touchdown that cut it to 34-26 with 1:16 to go. The onside kick deflected off Warrick and went out of bounds, and the Bengals ran out the clock.
Boller completed 15 of 27 for 302 yards -- most of them after the game was out of reach. He also got a mild sprain in his left shoulder when Justin Smith tackled him as he threw a pass away on the final drive, but stayed in.
"One thing I did learn today: It's never over 'til it's over," Boller said. "But you can't put yourself in the kind of situation we put ourselves in."
- Ravens RB Jamal Lewis had 101 yards, his fifth consecutive triple-digit rushing game.
- Taylor had four catches for 138 yards and two touchdowns.
- It was the Bengals' second victory in 11 games against the Ravens.
- Coming into the game, the Bengals were the only team in the league without a fumble recovery.
- RB Corey Dillon, who missed the Bengals' last game with a strained groin, was slow making cuts and had only 39 yards on 18 carries but did score a touchdown on a 2-yard run.
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Scientists have created a device capable of generating the first-ever 'magnetic wormhole' in a laboratory.
Researchers at the Autonomous University of Barcelona in Spain designed a spherical device capable of transferring a magnetic field from one point in space to another.
The team was inspired by the theoretical work of Allan Greenleaf, a professor of mathematics at the University of Rochester in New York.
Mr Greenleaf's theory introduced the idea of an electromagnetic wormhole that could transfer electromagnetic waves through an "invisible tunnel" between two points in space.
The study, which can be found in the journal Scientific Reports, said: "However, an actual realisation has not been possible until now.
"Using magnetic metamaterials and metasurfaces, our wormhole transfers the magnetic field from one point in space to another through a path that is magnetically undetectable."
Creating the device was problematic as the materials needed were impractical and difficult to work with, but they did already exist, which made it easier to come by.
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Scientists have discovered that microscopic 'vampire' amoebae existed hundreds of millions of years ago, and they may have been some of the first predators on Earth. By examining ancient fossils with an electron microscope, paleobiologist Susannah Porter from UC Santa Barbara discovered tiny holes which may have been drilled by vampiric microbes. The tiny creatures are believed to be the ancestors of modern Vampyrellidae amoebae, and punctured holes in their prey before sucking out the contents of their cells
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2/20 Kepler 62f
An Earth-like planet orbiting a star 1,200 light years away could have conditions suitable for life, say scientists. Kepler 62f is about 40 per cent larger than the Earth and may possess surface oceans. It is the outermost of five planets circling a star that is smaller and cooler than the sun discovered by the American space agency Nasa's Kepler space telescope in 2013
3/20 Vegetables grow well in soil from Mars
Scientists have taken a leaf out of the script of The Martian by showing how easy it would be to grow your own veg on the Red Planet. In the hit Ridley Scott film, a stranded astronaut played by Matt Damon uses his botanical skills to cultivate potatoes. Now his success has been emulated by researchers in the Netherlands who harvested tomatoes, peas, rye, rocket, radish and cress raised on simulated Martian soil supplied by Nasa
4/20 Ancient Roman 'leisure complex' unearthed in Jerusalem
An ancient Roman estate complete with its own wine press and bathhouse has been unearthed in Jerusalem. A series of buildings dating back at least 1,600 years were discovered underneath the city's famous Schneller Orphanage which operated on the site from 1860 until the end of the Second World War, when it was turned into an army base. The ruins were discovered by archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority who were excavating the site ahead of building new flats for the city's Orthodox Jewish community
5/20 Scientists discover possible new species of deep-sea octopus nicknamed 'Casper'
Scientists believe they may have found a new species of octopus likened in appearance to Casper, the friendly cartoon ghost. Researchers with the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration made the discovery by chance as they searched the seabed on an unrelated mission collecting geological samples. Teams were operating an unmanned submarine on the Pacific Ocean floor at depths of more than four kilometres (two-and-a-half miles) in the Hawaiian Islands when they spotted the unusual creature
6/20 Black hole captured eating a star then vomiting it back out
Astronomers have captured a black hole eating a star and then sicking a bit of it back up for the first time ever. The scientists tracked a star about as big as our sun as it was pulled from its normal path and into that of a supermassive black hole before being eaten up. They then saw a high-speed flare get thrust out, escaping from the rim of the black hole. Scientists have seen black holes killing and swallowing stars. And the jets have been seen before.But a new study shows the first time that they have captured the hot flare that comes out just afterwards. And the flare and then swallowed star have not been linked together before
7/20 'Male and female brains' aren't real
Brains cannot be categorised into female and male, according to the first study to look at sex differences in the whole brain. Specific parts of the brain do show sex differences, but individual brains rarely have all "male" traits or all "female" traits. Some characteristics are more common in women, while some are more common in men, and some are common in both men and women, according to the study
8/20 Dog-sized horned dinosaur fossil found shows east-west evolutionary divide in North America
A British scientist has uncovered the fossil of a dog-sized horned dinosaur that roamed eastern North America up to 100 million years ago. The fragment of jaw bone provides evidence of an east-west divide in the evolution of dinosaurs on the North American continent. During the Late Cretaceous period, 66 to 100 million years ago, the land mass was split into two continents by a shallow sea. This sea, the Western Interior Seaway, ran from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean. Dinosaurs living in the western continent, called Laramidia, were similar to those found in Asia
9/20 Asteroid to skim past Earth on Halloween 2015
A huge asteroid is set to skim by Earth on Halloween, just three weeks after it was first spotted. The rock is travelling through space at 78,000 miles per hour, and will fly past the Earth at a distance of only 300,000 miles – only slightly further away than our moon, and easily close enough for Nasa to class it a potentially hazardous object. The asteroid is bigger than a skyscraper
10/20 Life on Earth appeared hundreds of millions of years earlier than previously thought
Life may have come to earth 4.1 billion years ago, hundreds of millions of years earlier than we knew. The discovery, made using graphite that was trapped in ancient crystals, could mean that life began "almost instantaneously" after the Earth was formed. The researchers behind it have described the discovery as "a potentially transformational scientific advance". Previously, life on Earth was understood to have begun when the inner solar system was hit by a massive bombardment from space, which also formed the moon's craters
11/20 Earth could be at risk of meteor impacts
Earth could be in danger as our galaxy throws out comets that could hurtle towards us and wipe us out, scientists have warned. Scientists have previously presumed that we are in a relatively safe period for meteor impacts, which are linked with the journey of our sun and its planets, including Earth, through the Milky Way. But some orbits might be more upset than we know, and there is evidence of recent activity, which could mean that we are passing through another meteor shower. Showers of meteors periodically pass through the area where the Earth is, as gravitational disturbances upset the Oort Cloud, which is a shell of icy objects on the edge of the solar system. They happen on a 26-million year cycle, scientists have said, which coincide with mass extinctions over the last 260-million years
12/20 Genetically-engineered, extra-muscular dogs
Chinese scientists have created genetically-engineered, extra-muscular dogs, after editing the genes of the animals for the first time. The scientists create beagles that have double the amount of muscle mass by deleting a certain gene, reports the MIT Technology Review. The mutant dogs have "more muscles and are expected to have stronger running ability, which is good for hunting, police (military) applications", Liangxue Lai, one of the researchers on the project. Now the team hope to go on to create other modified dogs, including those that are engineered to have human diseases like muscular dystrophy or Parkinson's. Since dogs' anatomy is similar to those of humans', intentionally creating dogs with certain human genetic traits could allow scientists to further understand how they occur
13/20 Nasa confirms Mars water discovery
Nasa has announced that it has found evidence of flowing water on Mars. Scientists have long speculated that Recurring Slope Lineae — or dark patches — on Mars were made up of briny water but the new findings prove that those patches are caused by liquid water, which it has established by finding hydrated salts.
14/20 Bees in the Rocky Mountains are evolving shorter tongues
With warmer summers, flowers in the Rockies have become shallower and more suited to shorter-tongued bees
15/20 The majority of the UK public believe in aliens
The titular alien character from 2011's 'Paul' - a poll has found the majority of the public in Britain, Germany and the US believe that intelligent life is out there in the universe
16/20 Researchers discover 'lost world' of arctic dinosaurs
Scientists say that the new dinosaur, known as Ugrunaaluk kuukpikensis, "challenges everything we thought about a dinosaur's physiology". Florida State University professor of biological science Greg Erickson said: "It creates this natural question. How did they survive up here?"
17/20 Scientists find exactly what human corpses smell like
New research has become the first to isolate the particular scent of human death, describing the various chemicals that are emitted by corpses in an attempt to help find them in the future. The researchers hope that the findings are the first step towards working on a synthetic smell that could train cadaver dogs to be able to more accurately find human bodies, or to eventually developing electronic devices that can look for the scent themselves.
18/20 The Syrian civil war has caused the first ever withdrawal from the 'doomsday bank'
Researchers in the Middle East have asked for seeds including those of wheat, barley and grasses, all of which are chosen because especially resistant to dry conditions. It is the first withdrawal from the bank, which was built in 2008. Those researchers would normally request the seeds from a bank in Aleppo. But that centre has been damaged by the war — while some of its functions continue, and its cold storage still works, it has been unable to provide the seeds that are needed by the rest of the Middle East, as it once did.
19/20 A team of filmmakers in the US have made the first ever scale model of the Solar System in a Nevada desert
Illustrations of the Earth and moon show the two to be quite close together, Mr Overstreet said. This is inaccurate, the reason being that these images are not to scale.
20/20 Academics claim a full bladder makes for a better liar
People lie more convincingly if they have a full bladder, according to research by academics at California State University. Iris Blandón-Gitlin's team asked 22 students to lie to a panel of interviewers. Half were given 700ml to drink before the interview and the other half, just 50ml. The students with the full bladders showed fewer signs that they were lying and their untrue answers were longer and more detailed, meaning interviewers were less able to detect that they were telling porkies. PM David Cameron has previously attested to giving speeches on a full bladder.
Study co-author and doctoral candidate in physics, Jordi Prat-Camps, told Foxnews.com: "After some extensive research we realised that the concept was feasible and we developed a magnetic wormhole design that could be realised with existing magnetic materials."
It took four months to build the actual wormhole once the final design was finished, resulting in a three-layered sphere which comprised of an iron magnet surface, a superconducting matter in the middle, and a ferromagnetic cylinder on the inside.
While the wormhole created is not a "space-time wormhole" such as those depicted in films such as sci-fi thriller Interstellar, but the Scientific American reports it is the "realisation of a futuristic 'invisibility cloak'".
Mr Prat-Camps said: "The wormhole we have developed is a spatial wormhole for magnetic fields.
"This means that the device transfers magnetic fields from one point in space to another point through a path… as if the transfer was made through an extra-spatial dimension.
"The design only works for magnetic fields and, thus, cannot transfer matter as gravitational wormholes would."
The researchers believe this new technology could be applied to medical equipment that use magnetic fields, such as MRI machines.
Applying the wormhole to an MRI machine would enable doctors to take pictures of a body from a greater distance, freeing people from the enclosed space of the machine.
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Eastwood 14 Ounce Aerosol Can of Internal Frame Coating with a Spray Nozzle.You spend time and money restoring a chassis, but what about all that rust inside the frame? Use Eastwood's Internal Frame Coating to make your chassis rust-free throughout!
Eastwood's tough phenolic resin penetrates, converts and encapsulates the rust on the internal surface, and zinc phosphate seals it to prevent future corrosion. Penetrates under the heaviest surface rust. If not treated, the metal surface will continue to rust and begin to show as paint flaking, pin holes or even worse-structural frame failure.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by internalframecustomer from well designed product I used internal frame coating on a tj wrangler, 4 cans was the correct amount. i haven't had it long enough to say if its stopping new rust but the product was easy to apply. just be aware that whatever hole or opening you insert the tube into, its very hard to get the paint to cover around that hole so be careful to really get the area by the opening by just barely inserting the nozzle and working it in a circle. use a tarp because some will drip out of your frame. also it helps to attach the hose to a bent piece of wire so you can really direct the spray. but works well, covers well, great product.
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John Mayer grew up in Connecticut listening to pop radio until, at age 13, he discovered blues music when a neighbor gave him a Stevie Ray Vaughan tape. Mayer picked up a guitar, and within two years he was performing at local blues bars, stunning audiences with an amazingly mature style of playing. But he soon realized that the world of guitar virtuosity was not for him.
Mayer dedicated himself to developing his songwriting skills, toning down the guitar pyrotechnics in favor of memorable melodies and distinctive rhythmic textures. At 19 he enrolled at Berklee College of Music but realized in a matter of months that he was more interested in playing music than studying it. A friend from Atlanta convinced him to head south, and Mayer soon became a regular at such Atlanta songwriters' nightspots as Eddie's Attic. In 1999 he released Inside Wants Out, an album consisting mostly of solo acoustic renditions of his energetic, earnest songs, as well as several tracks recorded with a full band.
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Pros and Cons: Does Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow deserve her own movie?
Marvel Studios knew they had something on their hands the minute the internet went wild over photos of Scarlett Johansson as the Black Widow before "Iron Man 2" hit theaters. Over the past few years Widow has been a mainstay with a prominent role as a member of "The Avengers" and, now, co-starring alongside the Super Soldier in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier."
After the Russo brothers' thriller hits theaters, many fans will have even more questions about Natasha Romanoff's past and where she's headed next. Moreover, while the question has been raised before, you'll start hearing a lot more moviegoers asking "Why doesn't Black Widow have her own movie?" It's an excellent question. The answer, unfortunately, may be more complicated than you think.
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diaspora (guest)Great article: A bunch of awesome points on both sides.
My feeling is that Black Widow shouldn't be a solo character, but should be part of a duo team, paired with someone like Hawkeye, Daredevil, and/or Captain America (three characters she has had a rich history with in the comics).
I know the movie Black Widow is tamer, but the comics Black Widow is VERY much an anti-hero who is just so damn unlikable it would be difficult to really honor her with a solo movie. She is a fascinating character, but she works better playing off someone who is more a straight man (such as Cap, Hawkeye, or Daredevil). Frank Miller's run on DAREDEVIL had some of the best Black Widow story arcs and I'd like to see something like this.
Of course, the movie Black Widow is a different story. In THE AVENGERS she says she has a dark past, but we haven't really seen it. Black Widow just seems like a successful SHIELD agent, not the ruthless assassin portrayed in the comics who will literally do anything for what she feels is the greater good (she is indirectly responsible for Daredevil's fiance's suicide, btw). I think Black Widow as portrayed in the movie has a lot more in common with the character Mockingbird: A super straight arrow SHIELD agent who ends up marrying Hawkeye.
As a final note, I'll say that I don't think Scarlet Johannsen not opening a movie won't be a big deal by the end of this year since LUCY will be awesome.April 2, 2014 at 9:47PM ESTReply to Comment
simmerIf they do give a green light for Black Widow then they better have a good storyline, setting, characters, a good following of her journey from Red Room to Shield, and to the Avengers. The question is will Johannsen be able to reprise her role if not then Emily Blunt should be brought in to play Natasha Romanov after all she was originally cast to play the Black Widow in the Avengers. And Emily may end up giving a better spin on Natasha than Johannsen.August 18, 2014 at 2:04PM EST
Diasporai agree that Emily Blunt probably would have been better for the role, but now that they've cast Johannsen they should stick with her. plus, she does have more box office draw (if less talent).August 19, 2014 at 12:08AM EST
Do Better (guest)Pro: "Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow is quite literally a household name." Con: "(W)hen you have a character that isn't a household name the actor's star power has to be taken into account." Is she a household name or not? Does anyone read this stuff?April 2, 2014 at 10:22PM ESTReply to CommentLike (15)Latest Likes:15 Anonymous
Do Better (guest)Pro: "Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow is quite literally a household name." Con: "(W)hen you have a character that isn't a household name the actor's star power has to be taken into account." Is she a household name or not? Does anyone read this stuff?April 2, 2014 at 10:22PM ESTReply to Comment
Joshua (guest)Johansson has never had much range, imo.
Saying she's at the top of her game now really doesn't contribute much to the idea of an entire movie being stuck with her as the lead.
So I guess the best analogy for my feelings about a Black Widow movie would be something like;
Do I want to see a movie about X-Men's Storm?
Do I want Halle Berry to play her in that movie?
Absolutely not.
Or, it could go the other way:
I hate the character Mystique in the X-Men movies, both in design and purpose.
But, would I go see a Mystique movie starring Jennifer Lawrence?
Maybe if Emily Blunt played Black Widow (who, supposedly, was the first choice to play her but had to back out due to scheduling conflicts) and it wasn't one of the suggested storylines that is basically an origin film (we've had enough of those), then I'd be interested.
Or, if her movie only existed to introduce us to Ms. Marvel/Captain Marvel.
...played by Jennifer Lawrence.April 2, 2014 at 10:39PM ESTReply to Comment
Ed M (guest)Reminds me of the Halle Berry Cat woman Fiasco and Ben Affleck spinoff flop (Electra?) of a lady in his red devil spinoff. Black widow is too minor a character to merit her own movie. Movie studios should learn from TWO Long Ranger flops , Oblivion and Will Smith flops. Too much Sci. Fi big budget spinoffs does NOT make in many cases. moneyApril 3, 2014 at 12:57AM ESTReply to Comment
diasporaWe've had like a million RESIDENT EVIL movies. You could make a Black Widow movie with the same budget and it would be guaranteed to make more money. It might not reach Marvel Studios kind of money (and could dilute the brand, since these movies are such events), but it wouldn't flop.April 3, 2014 at 8:33PM EST
DaviesI would say Catwoman with Halle Berry doesn't count because she was not playing the actual character Selina Kyle. A Black Widow solo movie I don't think would work she is not a big icon like Wonder woman, Catwoman, Supergirl Iron Man, or Spiderman. I think the fans would be more interested in a solo movie about Ms. Marvel than Black Widow.August 18, 2014 at 1:51PM EST
Bob (guest)Katee Sackhoff? Are you fucking kidding me? No fucking way. She's horrible. She's also ass ugly. No one wants an ass ugly Ms. Marvel.April 3, 2014 at 7:21AM ESTReply to Comment
John W (guest)It'll come down to money. If money is no object then make a solo movie. I don't think anyone would complain to see ScarJo on the screen.April 3, 2014 at 11:55AM ESTReply to Comment
Serenyty (guest)Does she deserve a movie? Short answer yes. Long answer yeeeeeeesss. If anything, her presence in Winter Soldier solidified that she's an interesting character and one I could watch for a whole movie.April 3, 2014 at 11:59AM ESTReply to Comment
autographedcatPro: Yes, she does.
Con: Why are we still talking about this?April 3, 2014 at 3:42PM ESTReply to CommentLike (6)Latest Likes:6 Anonymous
shay whelan (guest)Why not. Character is more widely established now. Lots of the ladies are comic book fans. " if you make a good movie, they will come"April 6, 2014 at 4:15AM ESTReply to Comment
Patrick (guest)I think they have said enough about her backstory to make a compelling movie.And no Drew, she wasnt introduced in the Avengers, she was introduced in IM 2..yeah, that piece of crap.Its a pity Hollywood has no writers anymore and I wont even hint at how i would do a solo Widow movie for fear of having my ideas co opted without compensation. Johansson owned her role in CAWS, she carried the film as much as Cap did. Marvel should make a B/widow movie!April 9, 2014 at 12:25PM ESTReply to Comment
l g (guest)I say do it! There is one concern, no one has made a really good action film with a female solo character, but I remain optimistic. If anyone can meet such a task Joss Whedon and Stan Lee can. In marvel, Black Widow is portrayed as having a large back-story. It has great potential for a movie. There could be a movie of her path from anti-hero to what made her work for SHIELD (helping the Avengers save the world). It could be 'The Dark Knight' in female form. Tragic beginning, violence, action, special effects, drama, and spandex. I'd pay to watch that movie.April 11, 2014 at 2:53PM ESTReply to CommentLike (3)Latest Likes:3 Anonymous
l g (guest)I vote do it! Yes, I have yet to see a good action movie with a female as the solo, but if anyone can did it Joss Whedon and Stan Lee can. So I remain optimistic. It could tackle the open-ended theater questions of her back story and how she ended up with the avengers. Tragic beginning, violence, action, drama, spandex. That would be something I'd pay to go see.April 11, 2014 at 3:04PM ESTReply to Comment
Zana Vorster (guest)YESSSSS!!!! She is really entertaining...April 13, 2014 at 7:39AM ESTReply to Comment
abc cba (guest)They should make a movie where the Black Widow is not only good looking and heroic but has a dark side, with a bad ending for her but then S.H.I.E.L.D see her potential and give her a task only she can do - which would link it to the other films. Something between Wanted and Catch me if you can with dramatic backstory.June 9, 2014 at 8:01AM ESTReply to Comment
Greg (guest)The major con is that ScarJo is a boring and bad actress. She has no emotional range. Zero.August 27, 2014 at 5:09PM ESTReply to Comment
Watson (guest)We've seen enough of Black Widow and to make it clear she's not what you call a hero she's an antihero, she's a spy first off then an assassin, then an agent. Let another female Marvel character have a chance in the spotlight. Widow is not the right character to do a female solo movie people are saying that Ms. Marvel should be the first female solo movie then do She-Hulk. Black Widow maybe likeable to some because she's a kick-ass fighter but she's still lying, manipulating, using, sleeping with targets and superheros to get what she wants, and she's still killing people. Not my idea of a female superhero that's more like a villian or antihero her solo movie should be done later after a few successes of other female superheros. And don't forget get she caused the suicide of Daredevil's lady love. So those of you who are wanting a Black Widow solo movie you can write threatening letter or demand for Widow to get a solo movie it's not up to you or the writers, directors, or creators it's up to execs to decide which movies should get made.August 29, 2014 at 4:08PM ESTReply to Comment
watson (guest)Just had another thought if they green light a Widow solo movie they'll probably cast another actress for the part I'd say Emily Blunt because she was originally cast to play Romanov. Johannsen will get upset and pissed off about it but that's show business look at how many actors played Spiderman, Superman, Batman, Hulk, and Catwoman. There are many other actressess that they can choose from to play Black Widow and if Johannsen doesn't like it tough shit.August 29, 2014 at 4:20PM ESTReply to Comment
blackcat (guest)hi I love her she is my fave super heroMay 1, 2015 at 3:50PM ESTReply to Comment