Are Spider Webs Actually Stronger Than Steel? | Experiment

Could spider man swing on actual spider silk? Would it be strong enough? Today I test out this question by comparing spider silk and steel tensile strength to see which is actually stronger. First I locate a good spider web made by a garden spider in my garden. Then I make the necessary weights to add to the spider web incrementally. The spider web holds an amazing amount of weight for how thick it is (over 400 Mpa!) Then I use that tensile strength to determine the amount of weight that a 22 gauge steel wire should be able to hold if it is the same strength. Check out my other popular uploads: What If The Sun Turned Into A Black Hole? https://youtu.be/CQzs3fgeMZQ Does Shaking Soda Really Increase Pressure? | Experiment https://youtu.be/Ux29SBmnZZ4 What Are The Dirtiest Things In Your House? (You'll Be Surprised!) | Bacteria Experiment https://youtu.be/yhnKwbr-oek How To Make The World's Simplest Motor| And How It Works! https://youtu.be/gCfkbVqZXwg Eating Iron: How To Extract Iron From Your Food https://youtu.be/kATPE9kExeE   How To Make Poor Man's Liquid Nitrogen https://youtu.be/Mu-BL50T-lE Potassium Hydroxide Dissolves Chicken To The Bone https://youtu.be/DKN3FRXUKqI Everything Is Magnetic: Moving Water And Levitating Frogs https://youtu.be/gJeqriqRYYE