Spider-Man and The Thing from The Fantastic Four
Spider-Man's webbing is being put to the ultimate test by the Thing from the Fantastic Four in an amazing new cover. Spidey's webs have becomeknown among comics fans for being some of the strongest material used by Marvel's wide roster of heroes. While it's certainly not indestructible like Adamantium, the strength of Spider-Man's webs is nothing to laugh about. However, the Thing has officially shown that webbing does have its limits.
How Much Force Makes Spider-Man's Webbing Snap from Centrifugal Force ? Warning: Serious Science Ahead, Comic Fans! Close Spider-Man clearly experiences Centrifugal Force when swinging at the lowest point, similar to how riders in a car are pushed to the side during a turn. Therefore, there's a limit to how much force the webbing can withstand before it snaps at that lowest point - if that's where the Thing fell to the ground in the cover.
Finally, the radius of the webbing can be estimated in this cover to be about triple the Thing's height based on how tense the web appears. After placing these numbers into the Centrifugal Force formula and following the order of operations, this results in 118,082 Newtons of force that would need to be exerted before a web snaps at the height of a swing's curve.
The strands in each web are strong enough to hold together despite the weight of the object while in place. However, when motion is put on the table, everything changes. Centrifugal Force in a swing can put much strain on a web, so when calculating the weight of the swinger, there's a breaking point no matter how strong the material is.
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