The World Record of “smallest working aquarium” has been achieved by Stanislav Konenko and Anatoly Konenko from Omsk, Russia.
In September 22, 2011 Konenkos have displayed a fish tank measuring 30 mm (length), 14 mm (width) and 24 mm (height).
This mini aquarium can hold 10 ml of water which is equivalent of two teaspoons. It also contains plants & stones and is home of some tiny zebra fish.
The World Record of “Biggest Car Tower” has been achieved by Wuhan Culture Creation Industrial Park Hubei, China.
13 discarded Car of various colors are kept one on other to create 10 meter high art work named Regeneration 2013.
The World Record of “Longest Yajna” has been achieved by Laxminarayan Sewa Samiti Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, India.
10 Days long non-stop yajna ‘Akhand Shri Yantra Mahalaxmi Mahayagna’ was held from Apr 11, 2013 to Apr 20, 2013 in which 300 pairs under the guidance of Pt. Raju ji maharaj performed the non stop yajna for 216 hours at Narayan Dham, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, India.
The World Record of “Longest Laughter Show” has been achieved by a team of 12 stand-up comedians led by Mr. Tikam Singh Rai in the programme ‘Magic of Twelve’ organized at Rajendra Mathur Sabhagrah, Indore Press Club campus, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Longest Laughter Show ‘Magic of twelve’ organized on Dec 12, 2012 began at 12 PM and lasted at 12:12:12 AM; hence run for 12 hours 12 minutes and 12 Seconds.
The World Record of “The Largest Paper Envelope” has been achieved by Dr. Bhanu Pratap Singh and Aaditya Pratap Singh from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
Singh have made the envelope measuring 73 ft 8 inch in length and 36 ft 1 inch in width on March 02, 2013 at city 36 Mall, Telebandha, Raipur, India. The envelope was made by paper with the help of glue and cellophane tape. To decorate the envelope; Bastar art work was also adhered on it.
The World Record of “smallest optical mouse” has been achieved by Cyber Inc Pvt. Ltd. of Singapore.
As on Jan 10, 2008; ‘Z-Nano Mouse’ the smallest optical mouse manufactured by Cyber Inc Pvt. Ltd., measured 42.5 mm (1.67 in) long, 20.5 mm (0.81 in) wide and 17.6 mm (0.69 in) thick.
