In Spidersilk the novel, the deaf intruders have many devices to help them function normally. Although, disabilities are common in our own world, we’re still working on creating devices that could help the seeing and hearing impaired lead lives with less struggle. Luckily, recent news shows a new development in the videogame world where developers plan on creating audio videogames just for the blind.

For more on this development, check out this link.:

https://www.inverse.com/article/13331-a-look-at-audio-games-video-games-for-the-blind

“Mark reached into his pocket and pulled out an eagle’s feather, a symbol of an eye, and a small brightly illuminated sphere, representing various things. He placed them on the ground on top of one another. Suddenly, everything flashed bright-yellowish white then began to come into focus. In was similar to the setting in one of his video game scenes.”_Spidersilk the novel

Mark, the main character in Spidersilk the novel has the ability to travel through hyperspace without a problem. This has been seen in numerous movies and read in an abundance of novels for decades now. However, in our own reality, traveling via hyperspace isn’t really something we’re close to figuring. In fact, haven’t even traveled at the speed of light yet, nor have we managed to conquer gravitational pull. This fun news broadcast introduces two professors who have looked at the concept of hyperspace travel based on movies like Star Wars. Check out what they have to say here.

http://www.wtxl.com/news/space-flight-and-star-wars-is-light-speed-possible/article_7e05c522-d992-11e5-b2a5-bf48f43759f0.html

“Plan wisely, but don’t leave out the thrill of connecting.”_Akutra-Ramses Atenosis Cea in the Spidersilk the novel Afterword

Spider silk has been studied for some time for benefits to the medical and defense fields. Scientists have made great strides here and this amazing substance will soon be marketed to everyday people. Recently, however, scientists began to concentrate on the way the material stretches, thus learning that it can be stretched 500 times its own length. This marvelous discovery has helped scientists understand a lot about the inside of molecules too. Thus, this amazing substance is paving the way in the medical field now! There’s no telling what they’ll discover next.

For more information, check out this link:

http://hub.jhu.edu/2016/02/16/spider-web-silk-stretchiness

“The echoes of doctors and patients reverberated through the gleaming white hallway. Suddenly, Mark realized he could not control himself as much as in other dreams, and he involuntarily drifted into a hospital room. “_Spidersilk the novel

Over the last couple of weeks, the concept of gravitational waves has been everywhere. This major discovery has left people thrilled to figure out what will be discovered next and how this theory may confirm that we are living in a multiverse. This week, I came across another interesting idea that spurned from the discovery of gravitational waves. Does this discovery hint more towards the fact that our universe is alive or dead? It’s an interesting concept and this article really goes in-depth if you’re interested in finding out more!

http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/03/04/is-the-world-living-or-dead/

“After a late night with Isis at the cyberpad, Mark returned home and located his large comfortable bed. Quickly shifting to another state of mind, he found himself in the field of the usual dusty road.”_Spider silk the novel

In Spidersilk the novel, dimensions play a huge role in the plot. The main character, Mark, often uses dimensions to travel, which certainly brings curiosity about dimensions in reality. In the eye of many people, science believes there are four or five dimensions. However, recent studies of black holes have led to concerns that there may actually be 11 or more dimensions. Only time will tell how far this theory goes, but it’s exciting all the same.

For more on the recent study of black holes, check out this link:

http://www.sciencealert.com/a-five-dimensional-black-hole-could-break-general-relativity-say-physicists