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Paul-Stephen Varzegi World Records by a 59-year old male in 4-Hours

WORLD RECORD CHALLENGE OWR certifies that Paul-Stephen Varszegi, (Trumbull, Connecticut, USA), born on 2-12-1959 has set a new Official World Record for Most World Records by a 59-year old male in 4-Hours. On April 9th, 2018, Paul-Stephen Varszegi, Founder of U.S. Veterans’ Rowing & Kayaking Foundation did 3 world records. PAUL-STEPHEN VARSZEGI The 1st record took place at 5am at LA Fitness on Main Street, Trumbull, Connecticut, 06611 and it was a 50-yard swim underwater with one breath and no fins.The 2nd and 3rd records took place at Maritime Rowing Club at 11 Goldstein Place, Norwalk, Connecticut at approximately 7am and finished at about 8:30am. The 2nd record was Paul standing on his toes a balance Bocu ball for 15-minutes without coming down on his heels or falling off.The 3rd and final record was Paul doing ab crunches on an ab crunch machine with a weight setting of 80lbs. for…

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Most one-handed martial arts sword cuts in one minute (rush straw)

The Art of cutting goes back to the middle ages and is certainly especially known from the Tameshigiri, which means «test-cut» Rice or Rush straw was the material that was mostly used to test the sword and the skills of the swordsman. In this attempt we chose to use rush straw as well. The mats (Tatami Omote) have been rolled together until each became at least 10cm in diameter. The mats were about 90cm in length and divided into at least four sections which had to be no larger than 15cm. The weight of a mat was about 3.5kg to 4kg. The idea behind this attempt, was to prove that the european swords where just as good in cutting purpose, as a katana for example. So the Swiss Swordsmith Reto Zürcher forged a battle-ready sword; Braida. And it was hungry for cuts. Alex Gueffroy from Kagetana – Swordfighting was given…

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The person with most awards received for community work in the world

NARINE DAT SOOKRAM (BORN DECEMBER 2ND, 1975), FROM ONTARIO, CANADA. HAS RECEIVED THE OFFICIAL WORLD RECORD FOR “MOST AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS FOR COMMUNITY WORK”. HIS AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS ARE AN AMAZING FEAT, AND CAME FROM DIFFERENT KIND OF ORGANIZATIONS. MOST OF ALL WERE FOR HIS SOCIAL WORK, COMMUNITY WORK, OR RELATED TO VALUES OF CULTURAL WORK, MUSIC AND ENVIRONMENT. THE FIRST AWARD WAS GIVEN ON 10TH NOVEMBER 2006, AND UNTIL 20TH JANUARY 2017, HE RECEIVED A TOTAL OF 200 AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS. WATERLOO AWARD SPEECH BY NARINE D. SOOKRAM (GUYANESE BORN)WATERLOO AWARD IS THE CITY OF WATERLOO’S HIGHEST CIVIC HONOUR. THIS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD IS PRESENTED EACH YEAR TO UP TO THREE EXCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED SIGNICANTLY TO THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE COMMUNITY. EACH HONOUREE HAS RECEIVED A UNIQUE ARTIST-CRAFTED WATERLOO AWARD PIN FROM MAYOR BRENDA HALLORAN. THEIR NAMES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO A PLAQUE THAT HANGS IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS. SINCE THIS…

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Maglev, the fastest train in the world

Maglev are the initials of magnetism and levitation that are the two physical principles that make this train the fastest in the world. In April 2015, a manned Maglev superconducting train broke the two existing speed records of rail vehicles. The train was timed and reached 603 kilometers per hour (375 miles / hour). This is a much higher speed than the Maglev trains that already operate in Shanghai, China and South Korea and run between 268 and 311 miles / hour and 68 miles respectively The initial objective of the Maglev project was to achieve a train that could cover the route from Tokyo to Osaka in less than an hour. The SC Maglev, or superconducting magnetic train, has been developed by the Central Japan Railway Company and by the Railway Technical Research Institute since the 1970s. Its operation is based on the principle of magnetic repulsion, capable of…

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The largest distance run inside a penitentiary

The ultra-runner Rafael Granados Flores (1976), native of Córdoba, Spain, is the person who has run the most kilometers in a properly organized and verified event within the walls of a penitentiary center. Specifically, it was in the provincial prison of Córdoba, where Rafael was serving his sentence . This race took place on December 4, 2005 and we echo it more than 15 years later because the mark has not yet been overcome and to be speakers of the message and the example that Rafael represents. Today, wrapped between competition and future record events, he consecrates his life between his family and motivational talks to young people at risk of exclusion to whom he instills the values ​​of effort and self-improvement. The event took place on December 4, 2005 in prison province of Córdoba, giving 400 laps to the soccer field of this center with 250 meters of perimeter.…

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World Best Seller of pieces of land by Internet

WORLD RECORD CHALLENGE Exceeding even the expectations of the Official World Record (OWR), the certification body of the process, there were 81 pieces of land sold in 30 work days and 25 in just one day which Chilean businessman Rodrigo Chicharro Sáenz managed to accredit and that made him deserving the world record for the “World’s Best Seller of pieces of land by Internet” in two categories. WHO IS RODRIGO CHICHARRO? A native of Santiago and based in Puerto Varas for more than a decade, Rodrigo Chicharro, created an online land sale model that has allowed him to dedicate himself almost exclusively to this business with great success. As an example, Chicharro managed to market over a period of 36 months of work in different processes, more than 2,000 plots, thus averaging the sale of about 60 pieces of land monthly , only in the Lake District, without considering in…

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Deepest immersion carried out by a human being

The American explorer Victor Vescovo descended deep into the Mariana Trench. Mariana Trench is located in the western Pacific Ocean, about 200 km east of the Mariana Islands, and is the deepest point of the Earth’s oceans. It has a crescent shape and measures about 2550 km long and 69 km wide. Its maximum known depth is 10 994 meters at the southern end of a small valley at its bottom, known as Challenger’s Abyss. However, some measurements take their deepest point to 11 034 meters. Vescovo, aboard a submersible, thus achieved the record of the deepest immersion carried out by a human being. From inside the submarine Vescovo could observe the seabed for four hours. Dive was part of the Five Deeps expedition, an attempt to explore the deepest points of each of the world’s oceans. Vescovo could observe the seabed for four hours. During this time he observed…

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The biggest kidney stone

The biggest kidney stone was removed from the right kidney of Wazir Muhammand (Pakistan) .This stone weighed 620g (21.87 oz). Your kidneys remove waste and fluid from your blood to make urine. Sometimes, when you have too much of certain wastes and not enough fluid in your blood, these wastes can build up and stick together in your kidneys. These clumps of waste are called kidney stones. Anyone can get a kidney stone, but some people are more likely than others to have them. Men get kidney stones more often than women do. Kidney stones are also more common in non-Hispanic white people than in people of other ethnicities. You may also be more likely to have kidney stones if: You have had kidney stones before. Someone in your family has had kidney stones. You don’t drink enough water. You follow a diet high in protein, sodium and/or sugar. You…

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Academician of Africa for Excellence in Teaching, Training, Management Practice, and Research: Celebrating Prof. Dr. Christopher Oyat's Distinguished Achievements

In the domain of global education and human rights advocacy, few names resonate as powerfully as that of Prof. Dr. Christopher Oyat. A distinguished academic, esteemed educator, and prolific researcher, Dr. Oyat has recently been honored with the “Distinguished Professor of Global Education Award” by the International Peace Human Rights Education Council (IPHREC). This accolade is a testament to his unwavering commitment to fostering international understanding, promoting peace, and advancing educational excellence. A Pillar of Academic Excellence Dr. Christopher Oyat’s journey in academia is one marked by dedication, perseverance, and a passion for education. Serving as a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Business and Development Studies at Gulu University, Uganda, for nearly two decades, Dr. Oyat has established himself as a leading figure in the academic community. His work has spanned approximately 20 years at Gulu University and nearly three decades in total, demonstrating exceptional leadership, vision, and expertise…

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The Longest Noble Cause Bike Ride for Men’s Commission

Among Dr. AmjadKhan’s many initiatives, one that stands out is the Longest Noble Cause Bike Ride for Men’s Commission. Along with his companion, Sandeep Pawar, Dr. AmjadKhan, known as the Iron Man, embarked on a remarkable journey. Riding a Honda H’ness CB 350, they traveled from Gurgaon to Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, covering over 15,000 kilometers in just 34 days. Their journey, which began on May 25, 2024, and concluded on June 26, 2024, took them through the length and breadth of India, including conquering Umling La, the world’s highest motorable pass. Raising Awareness About Men’s Issues The primary aim of this bike ride was to raise awareness about critical issues affecting men in India. Dr. AmjadKhan and Sandeep Pawar sought to highlight the rising incidence of male suicides, the misuse of gender-based laws, homelessness among men, and the lower life expectancy of men compared to women. They also focused on…

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The largest mural made of useless writing instrument material

On November 6, 2020, the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria mounted the largest mural in the world made of useless writing instrument material. Along the wall of the parking lot of the School of Engineering in Telecommunications and Electronics, on the University Campus of Tafira, this mural extends 39.55 meters long by 1.83 meters high in which colorful fish can be distinguished, crabs and seahorses on a navy blue background. The mural is the result of the work of university students, it has 12,480 pieces that, like a puzzle, make up a pixelated image that plays with the visual acuity of the observer, who must be located about 20 meters away to be able to distinguish each one of them. the figures on the mural. In addition, it carries an intrinsic message, in order to have a seabed like the one in the image, you have to minimize…

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The world's largest commercial aircraft

The world’s largest commercial aircraft, 73 meters long, with a capacity of 853 passengers and weighing around 575 tons. The Airbus A380 is a four-jet aircraft manufactured by the European company Airbus, a subsidiary of the Airbus Group. This is the first reaction aircraft with two decks along its entire fuselage, unlike the Boeing 747 in which, although it also has two, the upper deck covers only the front of the fuselage. It has a maximum capacity of 853 passengers – in a hypothetical high-density tourist-class configuration.

Despite being located over 120 miles from Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri via I-70, Manhattan, Kansas, USA, is home to the world’s largest collection of Kansas City Chiefs Related Memorabilia. Curt Herrman, Chiefs super-fan and owner of the record setting collection, began building his “Chiefseum,” as he puts it, when he was just eight-years old. Over 50 years and 642 pieces of Kansas City Chiefs Related Memorabilia later, Herrman, who is also a Manhattan-Ogden school-board member, is potentially on the verge of holding his own spot in the Official World Records. “I think getting the world record would make it kind of make me feel like it’s been worthwhile,” Herrman said. The collection covers just about every wall and fills just about every shelf in the basement of Herrman’s home and is enough to take just about anyone’s breath away, Chiefs fan or not. “A lot of times I’ll…

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The largest number of apartments sold in a time of 20 hours

WORLD RECORD CHALLENGE On June 12th and 13th, 2017, in Santa Cruz, Bolívia, Jürgen Klaric, considered the bestseller of the world, held a sales conference for a period of 20 hours(June 12 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and June 13 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.), which resulted in an incredible sale of77 apartments, with a total value of $ 4,347,575 and 3,098 total square meters sold.With a median of 40.23 square meters and of 56.462,01 USD per apartment.Aquí las fotos de los apartamentos vendidos en construcción:EN: Here the photos of the apartments sold under construction: JÜRGEN KLARIC On June 12th and 13th, 2017, in Santa Cruz, Bolívia, Jürgen Klaric, considered the bestseller of the world, held a sales conference for a period of 20 hours(June 12 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and June 13 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.), which resulted in an incredible sale of77…

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First solar plane that has completed a round the world trip

The first solar plane that has completed the round the world (by stages) has been the Impulse II. This prototype created in Switzerland, began on March 9, 2015, its air adventure that took 504 days in 17 stages to complete, after 41,952 Km and various visicitudes. This project began in 2005 by its two pilots, Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg. After great work and numerous technical and economic problems in April 2010, the first flights were started as a test. They broke the record as the solar plane who made the longest flight (26 hours 9 minutes) and a record height (8,564 meters). The Impulse II has 4 electric motors of 7.5 Kw (10hp) and a wing area of 204 m2 with 17,248 solar cells, its weight is 2,300 Kg. It has traveled at an average speed in its 17 stages of 75.2 km / h and has reached a…

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The largest and most powerful chip ever made

The startup Cerebras has manufactured the largest and most powerful chip ever made. It is 56 x larger than any other chip, it delivers more compute, more memory, and more communication Bandwidth than any other created so far. Cerebras is a computer systems company dedicated to accelerating deep learning. ) It has a size of 46,225 mm, which would be roughly equivalent to the size of an Ipad. It contains 1.2 trillion transistors inside it, 400,000 programmable processor cores and 18 GB of memory. To perform this magnificent work of microengineering it has been necessary a complete silicon wafer, an investment of 112 million dollars and the work of 173 engineers. This chip will undoubtedly contribute to the many advances planned in the field of deep learning and neural fields in the immediate future Press releases or links related to this Official World Record PRESS RELEASE

The largest wave energy production plant

The largest wave energy production plant is located in the Guipuzcoan population of Mutriku, Basque Country, Spain. This generating plant, for commercial purposes, is an example of the great virtues of the so-called renewable energies. Not being the best known, it is one of the most efficient and sustainable. The Mutriku generating plant was inaugurated on July 8, 2011. It has 16 turbines that generate 296 kW and that at the end of the year produce 970MW / h. It is owned by the Basque Energy Agency that invested 6.7 million euros in its construction. The construction was carried out by the Scottish company Wavegen, a pioneer and benchmark in this technology, based on a system called OWC (Oscilating Water Column). This is one of the 3 main systems of exploitation of the waves. The OWC takes advantage of the change in level generated by the waves within watertight enclosures…

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155,080 kilometers in 12 hours on a treadmill

Iván Penalba López is an ultra-long distance runner born in Alfafar (Valencia) specialized in long-distance road and track races, specifically in the 12 and 24-hour distances, where he has repeatedly managed to break the records of Spain in different locations ( South Africa, Germany, Spain and Taiwan). Although his mastery of the specialty is overwhelming, he has never been an interior runner, hardly using the treadmill for stress tests or very specific situations according to his condition as a top athlete. He had never entered his plans to run an ultra distance on cover. In fact, just the day before the decree of the state of alarm by the covid-19, Iván was due in the 100 kilometers of Belgrade with the best personal mark included with a time of 6:58:17. However, his spirit of self-improvement and the impossibility of doing any type of training outside his home forced him to…

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