The observed pair-density wave superconductivity in SrTa2S5 has significant implications for the field of superconductivity. This unconventional order suggests the presence of spatially modulated and mismatched superconductivity between adjacent TMD layers. Further investigation and verification of this phenomenon could involve advanced techniques such as scanning tunneling microscopy/spectroscopy to directly visualize the spatial modulation of superconductivity. Additionally, angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy could provide insights into the electronic band structure and possible signatures of pair-density wave states. Conducting experiments under different conditions, such as varying temperatures and magnetic fields, could help confirm the presence of this unique superconducting phase.