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A man from Cunningham (Tennessee) set up a new world record on a pocketbike. Will Rodgers, tells us his story! A ride plan was developed. Including a path of low speed limit and as little commercial traffic as possible. Using a stock, Honda XR50 2002. The Natchez Trace Parkway was an obvious choice as no commercial traffic is allowed, the speed limit is mostly a maximum of 45 miles per hour so going slow would not be an issue. Since the Natchez Trace Parkway is not long enough to break the record on alone, we started in Clarksville, Tennessee and traveled mostly back roads until we got to the Natchez Trace Parkway. Once the path was set we developed a schedule along with the dates of March 1st through March 4th, 2014 so people could join us if they wanted. We then obtained a chase vehicle to run a camera…

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Les Masies de Voltregà, Osona, Catalunya — On February 4th, 2012, the sequentially firing muzzle-load arms world record was achieved with a total of 210 shots. This event took place by the Holy Sanctuary of La Gleva, located in Les Masies de Voltregà, to commemorate and honor the 120 martyrs of La Gleva who died to defend Catalonia from the spain troops in 1714. Òmnium Cultural responsibles (main sponsor of this event) would like to thank the institutional and citizen support to all these events, and to express their gratitude to all the associations, organizations and individuals who made them possible.The event took place with absolute normality even though the extremely cold outdoor conditions (-12C, 10F). Even with these low temperatures, more than 3.000 people attended the commemoration during all day, and the torchlight march in the evening was specially busy. This historic day for the Voltreganès county finished with…

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The saber-toothed tiger: The most fearsome feline

The saber-toothed tiger is one of the most iconic felines in prehistory. This now extinct animal specialized in hunting large prey with its huge tusks. The saber-toothed tiger is not one species, but three, belonging to the genus Smilodon. Males could weigh up to 300 kilograms, being the largest feline ever to exist. The main feature of this animal was its spectacular tusks. This structure stood out for its size (up to 18 centimeters) and function. he saber-toothed tiger lived in the Pleistocene, a colder, drier time than the present. In this era, glaciers covered much of Eurasia and North America, as far as the Great Lakes. South of these places, the dominant ecosystem was the prairies covered with small shrubs. In this habitat developed such iconic animals as the mammoth and other large mammals that Smilodon preyed on. About 13,000 years ago began a dramatic rise in temperatures that…

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Meet the new Giant Pumpkin world record holder

Fall is a special season, abundance of mushrooms, pumpkins, chesnuts… in the harvest season. And a lot of contests are hold around the world. In Ludwigsburg, (Germany) took place the European Championship of Giant Pumpkins, and the world record was broken by a specimen from Belgium. The pumpkin, weighed 1.190,5 kg (2,623 pounds) and was grown by Mathias Willemijns. In North America, last year a pumpkin weighing 2,145 pounds broke the record in this territories, and was grown by Gene McMullen. According to the specialists, the secret to grow this giant pumpkins is genetics in first place, and also patience and care. You need good sun, warmth, fertilizer and water. The second heaviest pumpkin registered was grown by Beni Meier from Switzerland and was a 2,323 pounds specimen.

The largest pool in the world

A pool in Chile contains 250 million liters of water. The resort of San Alfonso del Mar in Algarrobo, Chile, has the world’s largest pool. The pool has colossal dimensions, and is next to the beach, boasts stunning views and 115 feet deep. Chilean pool is six times larger than its rival in the Orthlieb Casablanca, Morocco. The pool has needed 5 years to be built, it has 3324 feet long and occupies 8 hectares, equivalent to 6,000 family pools. Sea water is used for maintenance, it has to be clean by a filtration system controlled by computer. It contains 250 million liters of water. This resort features more than 1,000 apartments, divided into eleven buildings overlooking the sea and the pool. Each building has a private beach, harbor and swimming pool. San Alfonso del Mar also has other facilities: the largest aquarium in the country, a beach with heated…

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The 45,500-year-old painting of a wild boar is the oldest figurative work of art in the world

The place where this cave painting has been found, discovered by archaeologist Adam Brumm and a team of scientists from Griffith University, is part of a limestone karst valley that had remained unexplored until 2017, although it is very close to Makassar, the largest and most populous city in the region. The warthog, painted with mineral pigments in red, replaced as the oldest work of art a hunting scene from 43,900 years ago, also discovered by Brumm and his team in 2019 in a neighboring cave on the same island. The article reveals that, near the animal, two other less complete pigs are drawn that seem to face each other. “These new discoveries add weight to the view that the earliest modern traditions of rock art probably did not emerge in Ice Age Europe, as was long believed, but rather sometime earlier outside of this area, perhaps in somewhere in…

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GREATER CHAIN HUMAN IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

El 11 de septiembre de 2013, el Mas de 1.600.000 personajes, fuerón una Cadena Humana Una porción Organizada ANC (Assembla Nacional Catalana), Asamblea Nacional Catalán. El Recorrido de la Cadena Humana TENIA UNA DISTANCIA De Mas de 400 kilometros. 400 kilometros en Cataluña y also algunos kilometros en el norte de Cataluña (Francia) y en País Valencià (Valencia), ESTAS DOS REGIONES also Hablan el idioma catalán. This Cadena sí organizó párr exigir el Derecho a Recuperar sin el los catalanes de como independiente Estado tenia los antes de la invasión española en 1714. Tal FUE la CANTIDAD de Gente Que Llegó de forma Inesperada, Que ALGUNAS Secciones were Secundarios un ramificarse en Otras cadenas de en los Lugares Más inesperados, Entre Que INCLUYEN el Foso de las Moreras (Fossar de les Moreres), punto de Referencia de Barcelona, El Ministro del Interior español, Jorge Fernández Díaz ascendido FUE Participación en 400.000…

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Marca un gol por la inclusión! Récord del Mundo de Lanzamiento de Penaltis Inclusivo

Viernes 3 de noviembre, 2 jueces oficiales de Official World Record se desplazaron a Madrid para validar y certificar un récord del mundo muy especial. Fundación Sanitas, en el marco de la 8a Edición de la Semana del Deporte Inclusivo organizó conjuntamente con OWR el Récord Mundial de Lanzamiento de Penaltis Inclusivo (Durante 10 horas y con portería de Fútbol 7). El número de penaltis lanzados por gente con y sin discapacidad fue de 1644, un magnífico registro que será difícil de superar. El récord se realizó en la emblemática Plaza de Colón, en los Jardines del Descubrimiento de Madrid, España. Donde se montó un auténtico campo de futbol. (Ver vídeos y fotos). Era el colofón para la 8ª Semana del Deporte Inclusivo de la Fundación Sanitas, que terminaba el viernes 3 de noviembre, y concluyó con éxito, y con récord del mundo! (Official World Record). Se logró un nuevo…

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Elephanta caves, an exclusive combination of awful rock art and artistic sculpture creation dedicated to the Hindu lord Shiva

First of all, Must need to point out that, it’s not only caves, but it is an island located in the Arabian Sea and consider under western India. Island is also known as Gharapuri (which means the city of Caves). Visitors can travel that island only by boarding the ferry from Gateway of India in Mumbai. It will take almost an hour to reach the island by ferry. This island is full with dense forest and plentiful ancient archaeological structures, which is the evidence of its rich cultural past. • Archaeological Survey of India and UNESCO together has clarified that, the site was since ancient times. Its sculptures and temples were constructed somewhere between the 5th to 6th century AD. Island has two separate hills, eastern hills (stupa Hills) and western hills (Canon hills). Based on that caves also divided into two groups. • The First group has five caves…

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Toothbrush

Before the invention of the brush a wide variety of toothbrushes had been used. These ancient techniques have been verified by the different excavations that have been carried out in different parts of the world and to find certain utensils that were previously used. The objects that could be recovered were chew sticks, tree branches, bird feathers, animal bones and porcupine spines. The first records of dental hygiene date from around 3000 BC. C. In the Egyptian tombs have been twigs in the form of pencil, which had at one end a soft and fibrous touch to carry out a dental cleaning. These first rudimentary utensils used for dental care were called “sticks or chewing sticks,” and were made from tree twigs, biting one end to soften. The ends of these rods were modeled in the form of filaments so that they were suitable for the gums, having more or…

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Fastest aggregate time for 7 Marathons on 7 Continents and the North Pole Marathon via Handcycle (female).

OWR certifies that from February 26th 2012 and April 9th 2017, Elizabeth Sanden from San Clemente (California), USA. Has done an Official World Record for Fastest aggregate time for 7 Marathons on 7 Continents and the North Pole Marathon via Handcycle (female). Elizabeth Sanden has done the following marathons: Kilimanjaro Marathon on February 26th, 2012; Time: 4:53:21 Ross Marathon (Tasmania) Australia on September 2nd, 2012; Time: 3:32:42 Lima, Peru Marathon on May 19th, 2013; Time:2:33:28 Rome Marathon on March 23rd, 2014; Time: 2:40:29 Boston Marathon on April 22nd, 2014; Time: 2:22:11 Antarctic Marathon on February 19th, 2015; Time: 10:57:55 Pho Quoc Marathon, Vietnam on June 11th, 2016; Time:3:12:25 North Pole Marathon, Norway on April 9th, 2017.Time:7:31:40 Total: 37 hours, 44 mins, 11 seconds. Triathlete Beth Sanden was paralyzed below the waist years ago training for an Ironman after competing in the world Ironman in Hawaii. She is about to leave…

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The gigantic treasure of 70,000 Celtic coins

For centuries the Roman Empire expanded throughout the European continent and part of Africa and the Middle East. However, there was a territory that offered great resistance and that they could never fully control. Britain, what they called Britain, could never be consolidated by the Romans as a whole. At the beginning of their conquest, the Roman troops of the dictator Julius Caesar wanted to start the offensive from the south, and the island of Jersey, located in the English Channel, was one of the closest territories to Gaul. Their treasures were in danger. In this way, the locals, Celts, decided to bury 70,000 coins so that, if necessary, the legionaries would not loot them. Thus, after 2,000 years underground, the metal discoverers Richard Miles and Reg Mead found what is considered to be the greatest hidden treasure of Celtic coins in the world. This happened in 2011 and nine…

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Wilhelm Gustloff: The greatest maritime catastrophe in history

The forgotten maritime tragedy that was 6 times more deadly than the Titanic . KS Wilhelm Gustloff was a German liner built at the Blohm & Voss shipyard, which entered service in 1938 during the period of Nazi Germany in peacetim In World War II it served as a submarine supply ship, hospital ship, and evacuation transport during Operation Hannibal toward the end of the war. The prefix KS was the acronym for KdF-Schiff (Kraft durch Freude) which was equivalent to MV or SS. To this day, it remains the largest maritime disaster in the world: that of Wilhelm Gustloff, on January 30, 1945. a German liner in which after being torpedoed by a Soviet submarine on the S13 more than 9,000 refugees died and German military at the end of World War II . The Soviet S-13 launched four torpedoes that sentenced the Gustloff “the latest investigations say that…

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Natasha the Queen Of Swords

La mayoría de las espadas y larga espada, tragado por una descripción Record – Natasha está en el mundo del libro oficial de Records, 6 veces, y Ripley Believe It, o no, Ambos libros tienen fotos. Y tiene la Medalla de Registros, para tragar el más largo, y la mayoría de las espadas siempre tragado por una hembra. La mayoría de las espadas y larga espada, tragado por una descripción Record – Natasha está en el mundo del libro oficial de Records, 6 veces, y Ripley Believe It, o no, Ambos libros tienen fotos. Y tiene la Medalla de Registros, para tragar el más largo, y la mayoría de las espadas siempre tragado por una hembra.

The biggest halibut fish ever caught on rod and line.

An angler has smashed the world record for the biggest halibut fish ever caught on rod and line. The enormous flat fish tipped the scales at a whopping 37 stones – heavier than a wild gorilla. It was caught by Marco Liebenow who jokingly thought he had hooked into a submarine when the monster halibut took his bait. After taking 90 minutes reeling it towards the surface Marco and two friends tied a rope around the tail of the 9ft long fish and towed it back to shore where it was weighed at 513lbs After taking 90 minutes reeling it towards the surface, the 9ft long fish was too big to haul onboard his small boat in Norway So he and three friends tied a rope around its tail and towed it back to shore where it had to be hoisted on to the quayside by a crane. It weighed…

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The largest known collection of petroglyph

Rock State Historic Monument Newspaper Rock State is a monument in the state of Utah with a panel of rock carved with one of the largest known collections of petroglyphs. It is located in St. John’s County, Utah, along Utah State Route 211, 28 miles (45 km) northwest of Monticello and 53 miles (85 km) south of Moab. It was designated a state historic monument in 1961, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places listed in St. John’s County, Utah as Indian Creek State Park in 1976. The petroglyphs were carved by Native Americans during prehistoric and historical periods. There are over 650 rock art designs. The drawings on the rock are of different animals, human figures, and symbols. These sizes include images of deer, buffalo, and berrendo antelopes. Some glyphs depict riders on horses, while other images show past events. While dating precisely the rock carvings…

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Pulling a lorry using his ears for as far as 10 metres.

WORLD RECORD CHALLENGE The last 25th of November 2011, actually on Christmas day, Mangikishore Kumar made a new world record by pulling a lorry using his ears for as far as 10 metres. WHO IS MANGIKISHORE KUMAR? The world record, carried out by Mangikishore Kumar, took place in the city of Hyderabad, ANDHRA PRADESH (India, was also followed by local authorities; which not only did cheer and support him, but also witnessed and gave credentials to this record by this extraordinary man.

SAM NICKEL TOUCHES 1000 WOMEN’S BREASTS

This twenty-minute video montage features a man dubbed “Sam Nickel” groping the breasts of 1000 Russian gals and giving Putin a manly handshake. As this thing goes viral, allow me to explain.Russian comedian Sam Nickel, according to the following clip’s description, decided “to power up his hands by feeling 1.000 sets of breasts before he shakes hands with Vladimir Putin so he can pass on that energy to him.” “Sam Nickel,” a.k.a. Sam Petushikel is a hardcore band frontman, internet personality and lead actor for the Russian comedy site My Duck’s Vision. In their newest clip, he “paws” Putin’s constituents’ feminine mounds and passes on their magical powers to the Prime Minister who wants to get re-elected as president… again. He could use a boob-boost.He tells a Russian blog that “It was tough work” to create this epic grope-fest vid and only once did he get kicked in the roached…

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