Ben Yates posted a bare link, titled "Spider webs in space". It's a link to the wikipedia article of the same name. This leads me to two thoughts.
First, that's a really cool idea.
Second, that's a really bad article name. Somehow it feels like this ought to be a part of the main article on spider webs, since it really only refers to a single experiment, but imagine how that would look:
Actually, given that the fourth section in the Spider web article is already called 'Spider webs and drugs', I guess it would fit in fairly well. It really sounds like some bizarre series of books or something.
Oh well. It's nice, really. Two million articles on the English Wikipedia; I've edited one tenth of one percent of those, and I've probably read about a percent. Articles like this make it clear that there is much yet for me to learn from wikipedia. I'm looking forward to Spider Webs on Mars and Spider Webs Meet Frankenstein.