Guinness World Records documents both human achievements and the extremes of the natural world, inspiring individuals worldwide to push the boundaries and attempt record-breaking feats.
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Guinness World Records features a wide array of remarkable achievements. For instance:
Most Basketballs Dunked in One Minute (Blindfolded): Playing basketball blindfolded adds an extraordinary challenge. In 2021, John Burnett (USA) shattered records by dunking an incredible 11 basketballs in just one minute, a feat that astonished sports enthusiasts worldwide.
Longest Bicycle Jump (BMX): BMX riders are known for their daring feats, and in 2022, Jaxon Ryu (AUS) astounded audiences by launching himself 99 feet and 2 inches (30.2 meters) on his BMX bike, setting a new record for the longest jump ever.
Youngest Person to Code a Self-Driving Car: In the tech world, age is no limit. In 2020, Arya Reddy (India), at the age of 12, coded her own self-driving car, becoming the youngest person globally to achieve this remarkable milestone.
Most Dominoes Toppled in a Single Line (By a Robot): The advancement of robotics is evident in record-breaking moments. In 2023, a team in the Netherlands designed a domino-toppling robot that successfully knocked over an astonishing 1,050,000 dominoes in a single line.
Most Skips Performed While Juggling Three Footballs in 30 Seconds: Combining physical agility with precision, Mukesh Kumar (India), at 14 years old, achieved a record-breaking 84 skips while juggling three footballs in just 30 seconds in 2019.
Most Lit Fireworks Launched Simultaneously from a Drone: Drones have revolutionized aerial displays, and in 2021, a company in China set a spectacular record by launching an astounding 1,143 fireworks simultaneously from drones, creating an unforgettable light show.
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