There are
different ways to set a record and leave your mark in the Guinness world record
book some put all their effort into it and some just set records unwittingly in
any case, when the new record appears it instantly makes for headlines in today's. we'll tell you about the most incredible records from all corners of the World
they are so super you can infrequently believe someone
simply set them let's get it on.
SKYDIVING WITHOUT A PARACHUTE
: Skydiving without a parachute you will
not impress anyone with skydiving today, yes it is an extreme sport not everyone
has the courage to do it but in general it is quite common. But imagine jumping
without a parachute from a great height out of a plane quite a different story
an American skydiver Luke Aikins, was the first man to jump from a height of
seven thousand six hundred and twenty meters out of a plane without a parachute.
He didn't use a parachute at all and after about two minutes of freefall he successfully landed in a 30 by 30 meter net as if that jump wasn't dangerous enough already Luke needed to do precise calculations in order to land in the right spot. The historic jump happened in Simi Valley California by the way Luke is a professional skydiver and stuntman who coached many skydivers and also performed stunts in Iron Man 3 in order not to lose a valuable employee.
The Screen Actors Guild intervened in the final weeks of preparations by insisting he wear a parachute for the stunts as a precaution in case something goes wrong but Luke refused because the parachute would greatly increase his mass and therefore could ruin the entire jump. It took Aikens two years to prepare for this daring trick all for two and a half minutes of freefall to film this incredible jump three more skydivers jump together with Luke one of them was shooting a video.
The other left a smoke trial for the observers on the ground and the third removed his oxygen tank then all three deployed their parachutes, as Aikens continued plummeting towards the ground during the freefall stuntmen reached a speed of 193 km/h and successfully landed straight into the net.
He didn't use a parachute at all and after about two minutes of freefall he successfully landed in a 30 by 30 meter net as if that jump wasn't dangerous enough already Luke needed to do precise calculations in order to land in the right spot. The historic jump happened in Simi Valley California by the way Luke is a professional skydiver and stuntman who coached many skydivers and also performed stunts in Iron Man 3 in order not to lose a valuable employee.
The Screen Actors Guild intervened in the final weeks of preparations by insisting he wear a parachute for the stunts as a precaution in case something goes wrong but Luke refused because the parachute would greatly increase his mass and therefore could ruin the entire jump. It took Aikens two years to prepare for this daring trick all for two and a half minutes of freefall to film this incredible jump three more skydivers jump together with Luke one of them was shooting a video.
The other left a smoke trial for the observers on the ground and the third removed his oxygen tank then all three deployed their parachutes, as Aikens continued plummeting towards the ground during the freefall stuntmen reached a speed of 193 km/h and successfully landed straight into the net.
MANTLE OF BEES : A mantle of bees any man who's ever
encountered bees wants to steer pretty clear off them they sting you know and
it hurts like hell. However a fearless Chinese man named Ruane Liang Ming made a
world record as of his relationship with these insects during one of the
episodes of the Italian Guinness world record show.
He covered his entire body with bees and yes they were still alive the brave man almost completely disappeared under the mantle of insects in an attempt to create the longest bee. Bee it this weird hobby became popular back in the 19th century, competitors place the queen bee on their bodies.
After which thousands of bees flocked To them ruins efficiently set a record for the heaviest mantle of bees which weighed a daunting sixty 3 factor seven kilograms and consisted of approximately 600, and thirty Seven thousand character insects which includes sixty Queens. He explains the secret in the back of his fulfillment the Challenger must hold calm when coping with bees bees will die once they sting you so they usually avoid stinging unless they assume you are threatening them.
He covered his entire body with bees and yes they were still alive the brave man almost completely disappeared under the mantle of insects in an attempt to create the longest bee. Bee it this weird hobby became popular back in the 19th century, competitors place the queen bee on their bodies.
After which thousands of bees flocked To them ruins efficiently set a record for the heaviest mantle of bees which weighed a daunting sixty 3 factor seven kilograms and consisted of approximately 600, and thirty Seven thousand character insects which includes sixty Queens. He explains the secret in the back of his fulfillment the Challenger must hold calm when coping with bees bees will die once they sting you so they usually avoid stinging unless they assume you are threatening them.
FEARLESS SLACKLINERS: Slacklining is an art of walking or balancing
along a suspended length of flat webbing and as in any form of physical
activity records have been set. Here as well three professional slackline errs Tablo Signoret, Rafael britty and Guillaume Curie decided to set a record
walking a 200 meter high line between two ice balls in the French Alps.
At a height of 3 kilometers above sea stage
no shake except moutoku it
sounds very scary a very
dangerous but the coolest element. About it is that the slight line has actually made it aside from
maintaining their balance as an incredible height they also have to deal with a
lack of oxygen strong winds and cold weather mountains are not the most
welcoming. Place for such tricks after all but they did it as they like to set
the most difficult thing was to get to the place. Where they were going to set
the record the guys are to walk more than five days to reach the spot.
PARAGLIDE FLIPS : Paraglide Flips if you think that a
paraglider is not the best aircraft for tricks think again because Horatio
Lorenz can certainly change your mind in 2002. There's amazing man did 568
tumbles during one jump.
Tumbling and the right to be considered the most difficult of all maneuvers because the pilot goes over the vertical line of the paraglide sail, in consecutive loops we don't know how he avoids tangling but one thing is certain Horatio Lorenz is a true professional.
Tumbling and the right to be considered the most difficult of all maneuvers because the pilot goes over the vertical line of the paraglide sail, in consecutive loops we don't know how he avoids tangling but one thing is certain Horatio Lorenz is a true professional.
LONGEST BREATH HOLD : The Longest Breath hold ever an ordinary
person can survive from one to five minutes without oxygen. A trained
professional up to nine minutes that's because our bodies can't work without
oxygen and this is hard to overcome.
However Alex Segura a free diver from Spain challenged the limits of the human body On February the 28th 2016, he set a world record by holding his breath underwater for 24 minutes and 3 seconds. He developed a special skill called static apnea that is he completely stopped any breathing.
However he wouldn't be able to spend this much time underwater without a previous pure oxygen breather. This is allowed by the rules so Alex Segura was now not cheating in 2018, his report was broken by a Croatian diver Buddha missed so awful who held his breath for 24 minutes and eleven seconds.
However Alex Segura a free diver from Spain challenged the limits of the human body On February the 28th 2016, he set a world record by holding his breath underwater for 24 minutes and 3 seconds. He developed a special skill called static apnea that is he completely stopped any breathing.
However he wouldn't be able to spend this much time underwater without a previous pure oxygen breather. This is allowed by the rules so Alex Segura was now not cheating in 2018, his report was broken by a Croatian diver Buddha missed so awful who held his breath for 24 minutes and eleven seconds.
ROPE SKIPS : 110 rope skips rope skipping is perhaps
one of the most common and classic records because anyone can set them. Well you
would after train hard of course a Chinese schoolgirl Wang Shu Qin for example
skipped over a hundred and ten ropes at once.
Standing either side of Wang in two large semi circles a hundred and ten of her schoolmates swung the ropes, making sure they all move together so as to not trip their friend up, and then Wang began to jump that's how she says Anu incredible world record skipping over a hundred and ten ropes a hundred and twelve times amazing.
Standing either side of Wang in two large semi circles a hundred and ten of her schoolmates swung the ropes, making sure they all move together so as to not trip their friend up, and then Wang began to jump that's how she says Anu incredible world record skipping over a hundred and ten ropes a hundred and twelve times amazing.
STRING AND NEEDLES : A string and needles one foo cans record
is amazing not only in terms of speed but also in terms of ingenuity indeed. Who
would think of threading a needle without using one's eyes or arms.
This Chinese man arranged the needles on a wooden plank about a meter long it looks something like a long comb with needles instead of teeth. All the needles were positioned on the same level each approximately one centimeter away from each other and then something incredible happened. Because one put a red thread in his mouth and threaded 44 needles in a minute without even looking at them. It's a new Guinness world record with his mouth we have no idea or he came up with this idea.
This Chinese man arranged the needles on a wooden plank about a meter long it looks something like a long comb with needles instead of teeth. All the needles were positioned on the same level each approximately one centimeter away from each other and then something incredible happened. Because one put a red thread in his mouth and threaded 44 needles in a minute without even looking at them. It's a new Guinness world record with his mouth we have no idea or he came up with this idea.
DRIFT A DRIVING : Amazing drift a driving instructor
called Johan Schwartz set a world record for a continuous drift yes such
records do exist. ut what Johan accomplished simply defies comprehension he
drifted in a BMW M5 in a circle for eight hours straight.
Eight hours to set the record BMW came up with a custom fuel system capable of refueling the car mid-drift a second BMW M5 with an additional fuel tank had to start drifting together with Schwartz. The stuntman suspended himself out at the rear passenger Window so as to join and maintain the gas traces of the filler even though it seems like a scene from the primary and the Furious.
This is a real video shot for the Guinness Book of Records the refueling was done five times in eight hours and Schwartz drifted roughly 374 kilometers. Which is 210 kilometers more than the previous record no one refueled the car of the previous record-holder though instead an additional tank was installed on the car.
Eight hours to set the record BMW came up with a custom fuel system capable of refueling the car mid-drift a second BMW M5 with an additional fuel tank had to start drifting together with Schwartz. The stuntman suspended himself out at the rear passenger Window so as to join and maintain the gas traces of the filler even though it seems like a scene from the primary and the Furious.
This is a real video shot for the Guinness Book of Records the refueling was done five times in eight hours and Schwartz drifted roughly 374 kilometers. Which is 210 kilometers more than the previous record no one refueled the car of the previous record-holder though instead an additional tank was installed on the car.
CLIFF-DIVING : Cliff-Diving have you ever heard of
cliff diving this is a special kind of diving. which literally takes your breath
away all you need is a high cliff a deep enough pool and a daring man to make a
jump.
Cliff diving originated in Hawaii this country has cliffs which seemed to have been designed for diving into the water. This activity was invented many years ago by the locals they tested their will and bravery in this way. Because not everyone would dare jump off a cliff today cliff diving is a popular extreme sport in many corners of the world.
But it's still hard to believe someone would be brave enough to do it for example, One daredevil set a world record after leaping almost 60 metres from a cliff and right into a tiny pool of water. The jump lasted much less than 4 seconds and the man reached a speed of a hundred and twenty-three km/h before touching the water, is though surprising that he needed some time to recover after the jump because of the high altitude his body, experienced great stress when landing into the water in addition it is very important to enter the water completely vertical to avoid grave injuries.
Cliff diving originated in Hawaii this country has cliffs which seemed to have been designed for diving into the water. This activity was invented many years ago by the locals they tested their will and bravery in this way. Because not everyone would dare jump off a cliff today cliff diving is a popular extreme sport in many corners of the world.
But it's still hard to believe someone would be brave enough to do it for example, One daredevil set a world record after leaping almost 60 metres from a cliff and right into a tiny pool of water. The jump lasted much less than 4 seconds and the man reached a speed of a hundred and twenty-three km/h before touching the water, is though surprising that he needed some time to recover after the jump because of the high altitude his body, experienced great stress when landing into the water in addition it is very important to enter the water completely vertical to avoid grave injuries.
FREEFALL : World record freefall what is the top
speed of a man during a freefall, ,Australian skydiver Felix Baumgartner became
the first man in history to break the sound barrier out sight of a vehicle.
He also set a world record for a freefall height jumping from a height of 39 kilometers and safely landing in the deserts of New Mexico his top speed year in the fall was 1,342 kilometers per hour.
That is it exceeded the speed of sound just imagine how fast he was falling during his ten minutes descent to earth. Felix had 5 minutes of freefall and as a highs of one and a half kilometers above the earth.
Who deployed the parachutes by the way the helium balloon and suit were custom made by engineers specially for Baumgartner. The members of his team insisted that Baumgartner was setting this record not for the sake of fame, but for a serious scientific purpose they believe that the success of the project will result in the creation of new emergency evacuation systems for high speed Jets.
He also set a world record for a freefall height jumping from a height of 39 kilometers and safely landing in the deserts of New Mexico his top speed year in the fall was 1,342 kilometers per hour.
That is it exceeded the speed of sound just imagine how fast he was falling during his ten minutes descent to earth. Felix had 5 minutes of freefall and as a highs of one and a half kilometers above the earth.
Who deployed the parachutes by the way the helium balloon and suit were custom made by engineers specially for Baumgartner. The members of his team insisted that Baumgartner was setting this record not for the sake of fame, but for a serious scientific purpose they believe that the success of the project will result in the creation of new emergency evacuation systems for high speed Jets.
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