![]() The Most Bananas Peeled And Eaten In One Minute– This record is set by Patrick Bertoletti in Illinois, on January 14, 2012. Philip Santoro of San Francisco choked down an entire, standard-sized jam-filled doughnut in just 11.41 seconds. Fastest Consumption Of A Jam Doughnut– This is a delicious record to beat. Now, this requires so much practice that entering the ABCs becomes an act of muscle memory.ħ. Chase Samuel set a new benchmark in typing the whole of the alphabet into an iPad (in the correct order and with no mistakes, of course) in a mere 2.47 seconds. The Fastest To Type The Alphabet On An I-PAD– This isn’t as easy it seems. His record has remained intact for more than a decade.Ħ. He made three framed, standard office windows (45 by 45 inches) all shiny and clean in a mere 9.14 seconds. Terry Burrows holds the title of “best window cleaner in the world.” At the National Window Cleaning Competition, which took place in Blackpool, England, on October 9, 2009, Burrows used an 11.75-inch-long squeegee and slightly more than two gallons of water. Fastest Window Cleaning– This would require a good amount of practice. So hit the eggs just right, without spilling them all over the place, and then you are on the right track.ĥ. According to Guinness rules, no piece of eggshell can land in the bowls or cups used to collect the raw eggs. The Most Eggs Cracked With One Hand In One Minute– Ross McCurdy currently holds the record for cracking 32eggs in one minute. Get 3 people on board, and try to break this record.Ĥ. ![]() The group stayed locked, enveloping each other with their arms. LONGEST Marathon Hug– Four men from Ireland hugged for exactly 30 hours and 1 minute. Now, this doesn’t sound so difficult, does it?ģ. Fastest Time To Unravel A Toilet Roll– The record to beat is 9.80 seconds. With good practice, this can be achieved easily.Ģ. ![]() All balloons must be blown up and have a minimum diameter of 20 cm. Most Balloons Burst By Sitting In 30 Seconds– The record to beat is 50. ![]() Here’s a list of world records you can beat. You probably thought that it is nearly impossible. We have heard about new world records being created but never tried to create one. It’s gonna get messy! Guinness World Records: Science and Stuff – the grossest, smelliest, weirdest and noisiest guide to, well, science and stuff.Have you ever wondered how cool it would be to become a world record holder? Just think of the bragging rights or the feeling of accomplishment that comes from knowing that however small, silly, or weird the record, you made an impact with your life. Our very own mad professor, Burnaby Q Orbax and his trusty lab assistant Sweet Pepper Klopek, guide you through at-home challenges, from the greatest height to drop an egg without it breaking to the farthest distance by a Mentos and soda car. And that’s not all – have a go at ten record-breaking science experiments in the special Make and Break section. Ever wanted to know what it’s like to ride a motorized toilet at highway speeds, command a swarm of tiny robots or spend a year in space? Well, you’ll find your answers in here. On the way we stop to talk with some of the men and women who are out in the world finding answers and making stuff. It tackles the big questions that keep people up at night, such as: Can you belch in space? What does woolly mammoth taste like? How much would the Death Star cost? Is the answer to this question no? Join us as we rise from the depths of the ocean, home to vampire squids from hell, to the dizzy heights of the International Space Station, where scientists unravel the secrets of (pooping in) zero-g. Packed with spectacular superlatives, shocking stats, fantastic facts and fun figures, Science and Stuff celebrates the simple joy in finding things out. Guinness World Records: Science and Stuff is a whirlwind tour through the astounding, record-breaking world (and universe) around us, with an intro from TV science educator and author Science Bob.
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