The world’s longest Stone Cross Sea Bridge
OWR certifies that the De Bosset Bridge in Argostoli, Kefalonia, Greece, is the World’s longest stone cross sea bridge. The De Bosset Bridge or the De Bosset Causeway is the largest stone bridge on a seawater body, with a length of 689.9 meters and has been in existence since 1813, whenthe Swiss engineer Charles Philippe De Bosset was employed by the British Army and constructed the bridge. In the middle of the bridge is the Column, a marble obelisk monument built as a thank you to the bridge creators. Since March 1970 the De Bosset bridge was classified as a historical monument. In 1985 it was marked as pedestrian road.
The longest period of time in a row singing in Basque
The people of Euskal Herria (Basque Country), established last weekend, November 10-11, 2017, a new Official World Record (OWR) in the category of most time continued singing in Euskera. During 26 hours, the people of the Basque town of Zaldibia, sang in the village’s theater without interruption, in a karaoke format and without repeating any song.At 6 o’clock on the afternoon of November 10, many people from the village (of only 1500 inhabitants in total), arrived at the Zaldibia theater, the challenge ended 26 hours later, on the 11th at 8 o’clock in the afternoon. According to Mujika, there was a large audience, the people of Zaldibia were very keen on the world record, with older people, children, and people of all ages.In addition, a badge was given to all the people who participated and you could buy record merchandise. 748 people from Zaldibia participated in the event. He also…
The greatest distance doing a Wheelie on an ATV24
On February 25th, 2017, Bryan Jackson, Founder of Vertical Adrenaline Motocross Ministries, did a wheelie on a 1983 Honda ATC185S 3-wheeler, steering with his feet for 100ft while laying down. It was non-stop with no balance assistance. The Official World Record was performed at the Ford Truck Arena in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA in conjunction with his 50 Years on Motorcycles Celebration Tour, The Doug Domokos Tribute, and the Nitro AX Tour Nationals. Bryan started practicing stunts in 1972 and performed his first exhibition in 1981. To date he continues to contend for multiple new world records and incorporates those into his shows across North America. Bryan is a former World VET MX/SX Champion and a World VET AX Champion and recently published a documentary show casing his celebration tour, named Ultimate Adrenaline.
The First Person That Crosses The English Channel Four Times Without Stopping
Swimmer Sarah Thomas crosses the Canal de la Mancha four times without stopping. This 37-year-old American heroine has needed 54 hours and 10 minutes to perform such a feat. She had to suffer the sting of a jellyfish in the face and with the insistent pain of eyes and throat due to salt. Is the person who regardless of gender has got to cross It four times. Sarah Thomas is a marathon swimmer, who has numerous prodigious brands, among other , in 2017 she swam 104.6 miles at Lake Champlain, earning world records for the first current neutral swim of over 100 miles, and swimming at Open waters without longer assistance.. n principle, its route should be 130 kilometers, but given the sea conditions it was finally forced to swim about 210 kilometers to finish its epic test. And the difference with its previous challenges lies in the special difficulty…
The highest numbef of paper publications and achievements in the field of concrete technology
Her total research papers published or accepted till date are 25 at 31 years of age. They are: International Journals, 12; National Journal, 3; International conferences, 2; and National conferences,8. She also authored a book independently titled “Fly Ash and Slag Based Geopolymer Concrete: Experimental Facts” ISBN 978-3-659-92780-5 by a reputed European publisher. It’s not easy for a young woman to be a scientist. This is a world record full of effort. Official World Record is proud to recognize Dr. Luhar Salmabanu Ismailbhai (Born on August 17, 1986 in India), as the world’s woman personality with Highest paper publications and achievements in the field of concrete technology, at 31 years of age only, Dr Luhar, is a PhD from- Malaviya National Institute of Technology (MNIT), Jaipur, INDIA in a male dominated STEM field of civil (structural) engineering within four years having a first class distinction career. DR LUHAR SALMABANU FROM…
The Oldest Bottle of Wine in the world
The oldest bottle of wine in the world The oldest #bottle of #wine, or at least the one on record dates back to 325, is more than 1,600 years old. The bottle was discovered in 1867 during an excavation in the tombof a Roman nobleman that contained two sarcophagi, in the vicinity of the city of Speyer in Germany, and is now in the Historical Museum of Pfalz. It is believed that the man was a Roman legionary and that the wine was a provision for his heavenly journey. Of the six glass bottlesfound in the sarcophagi, only one contained liquid. It is a large container, with capacity for one and a half liters of liquid and a handle on each side. The bottle, which is sealed with wax, has never been opened because the Kaiser’s chemists, who analyzed the bottle during the First World War, claim that the white…
The Deepest Cave in the World
Krubera Cave in Abkhazia, Georgia. The cave is 2,197 meters Deep and is the deepest in the world The Ortobalagan Valley extends along the crest of the Berchil’sky anticline, which gently plunges northwest. The cave entrances are aligned along the anticlinal crest but the caves are controlled by longitudinal, transverse, and oblique fractures and faults and exhibit complex winding patterns in the plan view, remaining largely within and near the anticlinal crest zone. The caves are predominantly combinations of vadose shafts and steep meandering passages, although in places they cut apparently old fossil passages at different levels (e.g., at −2,100–2,040 m (−6,890–6,690 ft) in Kujbyshevskaja and Krubera caves, −1,200–1,240 m (−3,940–4,070 ft) and −980–1,150 m (−3,220–3,770 ft) in the non-Kujbyshevskaja branch of Krubera Cave, etc.). The deep parts of Krubera display a more pervasive conduit pattern with a mixture of phreatic morphology, characteristic of the zone of high-gradient floods, which…
The longest the longest ever game of 5-a-side Football
Official World Record for the longest ever game of 5-a-side football on the last weekend of October playing for 72 hours, surpassing the previous record of 70 hours and 3 minutes. When? Took place from 26 th -29 th October, 2016. Where? Chesnut Grove Academy, South London, UK. How? Measured in hours and minutes, through detailed logging with witnesses, referee’s and live video streaming and recording. Why? A physical challenge and to raise money for charity. Chestnut Grove Academy played host to an impressive and enduring attempt at the longest continuous game of 5-a-side football ever played.The attempt saw 16 footballers led by Theo Strong, including a late but welcome addition to the squad, Mr Malik, who is a teacher at the Academy, attempt to play football for between 72 and 75 hours in order to beat the 2015 record of 70 hours and 3 minutes whilst raising over 30,000(GBP)…
The Furthest Distance travelled to give a Bouquet to his Wife
On march 23rd 2016, Mr. David V. from Barcelona, travelled on a business trip to South Korea. Before coming back to Barcelona, he bought a bouquet in the city of Gwangju for his wife Sandra L. Some days before, that couple celebrated the 10th anniversary of the marriage. The tour of the bouquet on David’s return on 28th march 2016, was Gwangju to Seoul by car, Seoul –Frankfurt by plane, and Frankfurt – Barcelona by plane. The total of the kilometers by car and plane was 9.892. Mr. David V, brought the bouquet from the other side of the planet to his wife to proof he always thinks on her and he loves her a lot. Sandra L, when received the bouquet was very happy and surprised, and now this is a Love Official World Record!
The Telethon with more revenue per capita in the World
Official World Record certifies that the TV3 (National television of Catalonia) Telethon is the Telethon with more revenue per capita in the world in its 2018 edition 15,068,252 euros: historical record of the final marker of La Marató 2018 The telethon, named La Marato, raised a total of 15,068,252 euros from a population of just 7.5 million people. The money raised was in aid of the fight against cancer although TV3 change their cause every year. The programme aired on the 16th of December 2018 and by the end of the all day telethon, La Marato had raised a record 10,715,430 euros and over the following months that number rose by almost 5 million euros. This was the 27th annual edition of La Marato and since it began it has raised more than 198 million euros. Fund raising events take place all over Catalonia in aid of La Marato and…