The World Record of ‘largest collection of super soakers’ has been achieved by Mr. Chris Ried from USA.
Mr. Ried has a collection of Three Hundred Forty (340) super soakers (water gun). The first water gun of Mr. Ried is autographed by Lonnie Johnson; the inventor of super soaker.
The World Record of ‘singing songs in reverse lyrics wordings’ has been achieved by Ms. Anshu Jain from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Ms. Anshu can sing a song with reversing the lyrics wordings. She can immediately convert the words of lyrics of any song in reverse order.
The World Record ‘largest number of eyebrow waxed in eight hours (team)’ has been achieved by Benefit Cosmetics from Sydney, Australia.
The team performed Three Hundred Eighty Two (382) eyebrow arch in eight hours. Two dollars from the sale of every eyebrow arch performed during the record attempt was donated to the brilliant and generous ‘Look Good, Feel Better’ foundation for helping cancer patients.
The World Record of forming ‘largest number of parthiv Shivling’ has been achieved by Pt. Dev Prabhakar Shastri (Dadda ji) from Madhya Pradesh, India.
Till January 1, 2015; under the guidance of shri Dadda ji, disciples have formed Two Billion Nine Hundred Sixty-Six Million Four Hundred Seventy-Eight Thousand Eight Hundred Fifty-Four (2966478854) parthiv Shivlings during 100 events organized since 1980. On January 1, 2015; Dadda Shishya Mandal, Bhopal organized the 100th programme.
*Parthiv Shivling is symbolic idol of Hindu lord Shiva made up of clay.
The World Record of ‘longest eco sound’ has been achieved by Inchindown Tunnels from Invergordon, Scotland, UK.
In the oil tank dug into the hillside, acoustic scientists fired a pistol to hear how long the reverb would last. The resulting echo rang on and on and on for One minute and 52 seconds. The tank has walls 17.7 inches (45 cm) thick. The space is about 30 feet (9 meters) wide and 44 feet (13.5 meters) high.
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The World Record of ‘longest eco sound’ has been achieved by Hamilton Mausoleum from Lanarkshire, UK. Here the echo rang for One minute and 37 seconds.
