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Fastest Data Transfer

The World Record of ‘fastest data transfer’ has been achieved by Coriant R&D GmbH.

Collaborating within the MODE-GAP project, scientists and engineers have successfully achieved the world’s highest data transmission rate of 57.6Tb/s (gross rate of 73.7Tb/s) over hollow core optical fibre on Coriant’s testbed facility.

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Fastest Recalling in Diversified Fields

The World Record of ‘fastest recalling in diversified fields’ has been achieved by Master Bharath Chandra Korada (6 years 5 months) from Gajularega Andhra Pradesh, India.

Till Feb 19, 2015; Master Bharath has demonstrated the fastest recalling in the fields of science, arts, history, politics, geography etc.

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Oldest Gymnast

The World Record of ‘oldest gymnast’ has been achieved by Ms. Johanna Quaas from Germany.

At the age of Eighty Seven (87) years; Ms. Quaas participated in the competition Landes-Seniorenspiele, staged in Saxony, Germany.

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Recalling the Value of PI for Most Number of Decimal Points

The World Record of ‘recalling the value of Pi for most number of decimal points’ has been achieved by Mr. Chao Lu from Shaanxi, China.

Mr. Lu recalled the value of Pi for Sixty Seven Thousand Eight Hundred Ninety (67890) at Northwest A & F University.

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Fastest Text Typing in English

The World Record of ‘fastest text typing in English’ has been achieved by Mr. Simon Nicholson from Ottawa, Canada.

On November 23, 2014; Mr. Nicholson typed the text in 52 seconds

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Fastest Biopic Boots

The world record of inventing ‘fastest biopic boots’ has been achieved by Mr. Keahi Seymour from San Francisco, USA

As demonstrated on October 30, 2014, Mr. Seymour has created a prototype gadget that allows human to reach these incredible speeds of up to 25 mph (40 km/h) which is equivalent to the speed of a slow-moving car. The bionic boot have springs on the back designed to imitate the Achilles tendon of an ostrich or kangaroo, giving the wearer more down force when running.