Have you ever wondered if it would be possible to be Spiderman? Watch as Skip Garibaldi, Emory University Winship Distinguished Professor of Mathematics, discusses if Spiderman's powers are mathematically possible.
I could explain the small cartridge and how he keeps so much into a such a small container. His web fluid is liquidated and once it's oxidized it turns into a thixotropic substance. Wet till it escapes the cartridge.
Ahmed Abdalla Yeah but I thought it was Universe specific.... I didn't know the Amazing Spider-man Universe had that ability....KILL ME.. but I may be wrong. I could have HELP ME PLEASE sworn it was Ultimate Spider-man Universer
Earnest Young LMFAOO The Ultimate Universe never had organic webs whatsoever lol. Peter had it yes, but that's in the mainstream, it was part of continuity so you're not really wrong either :)
Now consider that just like the ant, if a spider was to be as tall as we are it would be far far supieor in terms of speed and strength. Next time you kill a spider of decent size (black spider not the soft skin red or multicoloured, you try and break a leg off and then snap the leg, depending on the size of the spider, a human won't be able to break its leg. Just sayin.
The Spider was a Pulp magazine character in 1933 and serial movie The Spider's web in 1938 where he battled villian the Octopuss long before Spider-man appeared in a comic book in 1962 and encountered Doctor Octopuss even later.
Some lines might be retractable so he can use more than once. To propell a grappling hook there is an invention by the British called Al-52 which uses compressed air to propell the grappling hook how fast it goes I don't know.
I never thought as a kid that math would be involved of a comic book character. As a kid I though Spider-Man swinging was just as Superman flying but it not even close to that now that I realize that I’m older
just do what they did in the movie...get spider DNA inject into a subject like a mouse or somthing then if a works try it on a human...btw i would volenteer for that