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Peter parker was just your average day Pholcidae spider, until one fateful day when he was exposed to experimental carbon nano-tubes. Now he must decide, will he use his new found super web powers for good, or for personal gain?
Time to make another movie reboot.
Could it be applied to human stem cells or bone marrow? That'd be neat.
Strong enough for space elevator core?
I just wrote this up myself. The results are remarkable, but the credit seems entirely due to the spiders. Well, not entirely, but the data is so limited! They only got a handful of spiders, from the lab's back yard essentially, and a bunch of them died from nanomaterial exposure, malnutrition, or both after 1 trial! Yet despite the bargain bin trappings, the results are so incredibly cool! The spiders just... incorp…
Except for not being a dog, such a spider is anticipated in Goethe's little poem «Annonce» (Advertisement):
A little dog is sought
that never barked nor bit
takes broken glass as feed
leaves diamonds as - -