Japan Unveils World’s Fastest Levitating Train

Japan unveils a prototype Maglev Train this week, designed to reach top speed of 500 Km/h (310 Mp/h) by using magnetic levitation. The train is operated by the Central Japan Railway Company and Railway Technical Research Institute. Maglev trains operate via magnetic levitation. Powerful electromagnets are used to propel the train along its track, making the… Continue reading Japan Unveils World’s Fastest Levitating Train

World’s Strongest Ear

Lasha Pataraia broke a Guinness World Record on Thursday after he pulled an eight-ton truck with his left ear in Rustavi, Georgia. The 32-year-old pulled the truck for 70.5 feet (21.50 meters) to setting a new world record in the Georgian city of Rustavi on November 29, 2012. via: ABC News

The Biggest Firework Display of All Time in Kuwait

Kuwait earned a place in the Guinness Book of Records last night as it celebrated the 50th anniversary of its constitution in style by laying on the biggest fireworks display of all time.  The firework show which lasted for an hour was the largest of its kinds in the world and it cost about 4.163 million ($15… Continue reading The Biggest Firework Display of All Time in Kuwait

The World’s Largest QR Code

A family in Canada has claimed a Guinness World Record for growing the world’s largest QR code in their corn field. It spans 29,000 square meters and can be scanned with a smart phone, just like any other, except one needs to fly over it to decode the data. The QR code directs you to… Continue reading The World’s Largest QR Code

Egyptian Bodybuilder with 31-Inch Biceps

Egyptian bodybuilder Moustafa Ismail (age 24), poses for a photo showing off his obscenely-large biceps, measuring 31 inches around. Moustafa have been crowned the biggest biceps in the world, earning a place in Guinness Book of World Records. via: Huffington Post

World’s Largest Cappuccino Cup

Volunteers celebrate after beating the Guinness World Record of the largest cappuccino in the world in Zagreb, Croatia. More than 2000 liters of freshly made cappuccino were poured in a large cup on Saturday, beating the Guinness World Record. The event was sponsored by the Austria based Julius Meinl Coffee company to celebrate their 150 years of its existence.