Scientists are now exploring how to mass-produce the material sustainably for commercial use.
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Researchers have developed synthetic spider silk that is stronger than steel and more flexible than any natural material.
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The breakthrough could lead to advancements such as lightweight bulletproof clothing, biodegradable fishing nets, and ultra-durable cables.
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Created in a lab using bioengineered proteins, this revolutionary material has potential applications in medicine, construction, and even space exploration.