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Silk: Spider Society Series Among Multiple Marvel Projects Ordered by Amazon Prime, MGM+: Report
Amazon has reportedly ordered multiple live-action Marvel shows. As per Deadline, the company, alongside MGM+ have worked a multi-year deal with Sony Pictures Television for the projects — the first of them being Silk: Spider Society. Angela Kang, best known for The Walking Dead is attached as the series showrunner, which follows the Korean-Ameri...
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The Crew 2, GLOW, Westworld, and More – The Weekend Chill
An open world racing game from Ubisoft, Netflix’s women's wrestling promotion show-within-a-show returns, a season finale for HBO's androids vs humans sci-fi drama, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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Spiders Can Float In The Air. Scientists Just Found Out How They Lift Off
A rain of spiders drowned the Australian town of Goulburn in silk in 2015. A Goulburn resident who bravely looked up saw a several-hundred-yard tunnel of spiderlings in the air, he said. The spiders parachuted in on long strands of webbing, a behavior that biologists call "ballooning."
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Now An Artificial Heart Made Of Spider Silk
Researchers have developed cardiac muscle tissue made of spider silk, to investigate whether artificial silk protein could be suitable for engineering cardiac tissue. Ischaemic diseases such as cardiac infarction leads to irreversible loss of cardiac muscle cells, which is the main cause of reduced cardiac functionality that affects the working of ...
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Soldiers May Wear Bulletproof Spider Silk in the Future
Soldiers of the future may be wearing bullet-proof material made from spider silk, a new research suggests.
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How Spiders Listen to 'Silk Route' and Tune Their Web
Welcome to the mesmerising world of silk symphony. Here silk transmits vibrations across a wide range of harmonics to its native - the spider.
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Spider silk-based carbon nanotubes pave way for exciting new applications
The strength and resilience of spider silk with the microscopical dimension of a nanotube can lead to electricity and heat conducting devices.
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Silk: Spider Society Series Among Multiple Marvel Projects Ordered by Amazon Prime, MGM+: Report
Amazon has reportedly ordered multiple live-action Marvel shows. As per Deadline, the company, alongside MGM+ have worked a multi-year deal with Sony Pictures Television for the projects — the first of them being Silk: Spider Society. Angela Kang, best known for The Walking Dead is attached as the series showrunner, which follows the Korean-Ameri...
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The Crew 2, GLOW, Westworld, and More – The Weekend Chill
An open world racing game from Ubisoft, Netflix’s women's wrestling promotion show-within-a-show returns, a season finale for HBO's androids vs humans sci-fi drama, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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Spiders Can Float In The Air. Scientists Just Found Out How They Lift Off
A rain of spiders drowned the Australian town of Goulburn in silk in 2015. A Goulburn resident who bravely looked up saw a several-hundred-yard tunnel of spiderlings in the air, he said. The spiders parachuted in on long strands of webbing, a behavior that biologists call "ballooning."
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Now An Artificial Heart Made Of Spider Silk
Researchers have developed cardiac muscle tissue made of spider silk, to investigate whether artificial silk protein could be suitable for engineering cardiac tissue. Ischaemic diseases such as cardiac infarction leads to irreversible loss of cardiac muscle cells, which is the main cause of reduced cardiac functionality that affects the working of ...
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Soldiers May Wear Bulletproof Spider Silk in the Future
Soldiers of the future may be wearing bullet-proof material made from spider silk, a new research suggests.
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How Spiders Listen to 'Silk Route' and Tune Their Web
Welcome to the mesmerising world of silk symphony. Here silk transmits vibrations across a wide range of harmonics to its native - the spider.
-
Spider silk-based carbon nanotubes pave way for exciting new applications
The strength and resilience of spider silk with the microscopical dimension of a nanotube can lead to electricity and heat conducting devices.
