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    What was the name of the orb-weaving spider who worked spinning disorganized webs in space for the Skylab project for early NASA experiments?

    Question #75743. Asked by skysmom65. (Feb 11 07 9:42 PM)


    Bruce007

    Arabella and Anita. They are of the genus Araneus diadematus.
    http://www.nasaexplores.com/show2_articlea.php?id=03-052

    Feb 11 07, 10:09 PM


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