Spider silk is used to help keep the main character, Mark, in Spidersilk the novel safe. Spider silk is one of the strongest materials on our planet, so it is easy to see how these Playstation sized spiders were able to help out from another dimension. Now, scientists are working to make spider silk even stronger. In Italy, they are giving three species of spider water infused with graphene, which has proven to make the silk even stronger.

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http://newatlas.com/bionic-spider-silk-graphene/50908/

“Mark’s tablet announced he had a text, and Mark picked it up. ‘No go on the blind people connection. No trace of them.”_Spidersilk the novel

“The smooth lines on Ramses’ face did not make him appear old. His skin folded in a way that made his face look chiseled and refined, like a block of stone come to life.”_Spidersilk the novel

If you’ve read Spidersilk the novel, then you know the multiverse plays a major role in the plot. In our own world, the multiverse is heavily discussed and debated. It often seems more of a modern debate though. However, scientists have found research from the 13^th century that proves the multiverse has been discussed for centuries now. Back then, it caused a lot of controversy with religion back then, which is why the information may not have been more popular.

For more information on the 13^th century theories, check out this link:

http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/medieval-multiverse-theory

“Mark intently scrutinized the room, especially where it seemed the voice’s audio was coming from. However, it could have been on the other side of the crème colored wall and Mark could find nothing to indicate anything was unusual. However, he did find new satisfaction in the wall pattern which had a lightly painted green gradient grid pattern in a sort of curved three-dimensional fashion overlaying the crème wall.”_Spidersilk the novel

Every day, we remember many things that we think to be true. However, sometimes we wind up finding out that what we remembered wasn’t actually what happened. Even stranger, we share the same false memories as strangers. This can be written off as pure coincidental, but many know this as the Mandela Effect. This can be attributed to a leak in the universe, which causes us to remember things from a parallel universe. This only brings more evidence to the table that we live in a multiverse, just like the characters in Spidersilk the novel do.

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http://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/arizona-news/270175098-story

“It barely affected Mark who was thinking, wrong move. Slamming the ground, large energy waves echoed towards the “ghosts.” The waves reached the “ghosts” and shredded them in a misty substance that landed on the ground lifelessly.”_Spidersilk the novel