The World Record of ‘most personalities interviewed in six hours’ has been achieved by Ms. Sonal Rajesh Sharma from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
As on November 24, 2014; Ms. Sharma interviewed 34 (Thirty Four) World Record holders in six hours telephonically to write articles on their achievement.
The world record of ‘first virtual shopping store’ has been achieved by Tesco Homeplus from Seoul, South Koria.
In July 2014; using the walls of the Seonreung subway station in downtown Seoul, Tesco has displayed all the products on the LCD screens. Products are displayed with barcodes which customers can scan using the Homeplus app on their smartphones and get delivered right to their doorstep.
The World Record of ‘largest hand paddle’ has been achieved by Mark Teasdale from Rocky Mountains, Golden BC, Canada.
The largest hand paddle is based on an actual paddle, this proportionally correct monolith measures 18.573 m (60.9 feet) x 2.8 m (9.2 feet) and have weight of 2404 kg (5300 lbs). It has been nestled below the towering Canadian Rocky Mountains of the surrounding Columbia River near Golden BC.
The World Record of ‘fastest free-hand world map drawing’ has been achieved by Wang Boming from Sha’anxi, China.
Middle school geography teacher, Mr. Boming, is the world’s fastest free-hand map drawers. He sketched incredibly accurate maps of the world by memory in four minutes.
The World Record of ‘youngest to receive noble prize’ has been achieved by Ms. Malala Yousafzai (17 years) from Mingora, Pakistan.
Ms. Malala Yousafzai is the youngest-ever Noble Prize recipient. Ms. Malala is winner of Noble Prize for Peace for the year 2014. Malala is social activist and is known mainly for female education.
The World Record of ‘first band to all use 3D printed instruments’ has been achieved by Malmo Academy of Music from Malmo, Sweden.
Student’s band from Malmo Academy of Music, Lund University are has made first band to all use 3D printed instruments. The guitar, bass guitar, keyboard and drums were built by professor of product development Mr. Olaf Diegel.