Guinness World Records

When you jump, your body propels itself upward by exerting force on the ground. According to Newton's third law of motion, for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. So, when you push down on the ground to jump, the ground pushes back with an equal force, propelling you upward.

The Western Front stretched approximately 400 miles long during World War 1, running from the North Sea to the Swiss border. This front line saw heavy trench warfare and extensive fighting between the Allied Powers and the Central Powers from 1914 to 1918.

The fastest speed achieved in downhill skiing is 157.1 mph (252.45 km/h) by Italian Simone Origone in 2006.

Yes, there are individuals in the world who weigh more than 500 pounds, though it is not common. Extreme obesity can lead to individuals reaching weights in excess of 500 pounds, often resulting in serious health issues and complications.

One possible answer could be "sliced grape tomatoes with fresh basil and olive oil on toasted ciabatta bread."

The late Reverend Moon married many couples at once.

Areas such as the mid-ocean ridges, volcanic arcs, and hotspots have extensive igneous rock records due to ongoing volcanic activity. Additionally, regions with ancient shield volcanoes, like the Canadian Shield and Fennoscandian Shield, also contain large amounts of igneous rocks from past volcanic activity.

The Atacama Desert in Chile is one of the driest places on Earth and has areas that have been known to go without rain for hundreds of years. This extreme arid region has such low precipitation levels due to the Andes mountains blocking moist air from reaching the area.

Yes, the Blue Bird car broke the world land speed record in 1964 by surpassing the speed of sound, reaching a speed of 763 miles per hour. The achievement was made by driver Donald Campbell at Lake Eyre in Australia.

The longest road is Pan American Highway. It starts in northern Alaska at Prudhoe Bay and is 29,800 miles long ending at Cape Horn in Argentina.

Due to the fact that it is logically illogical it makes perfect sense.

The Guinness World Record for the most bowling strikes in one minute is 13, achieved by Chad McLean (Canada) on 5 January 2012 at Planet Bowl in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

The world record for bench pressing 225 pounds at age 58 is 51 repetitions by Andrzej Stanaszek from Poland in the Masters 6 (55-59 age group) category.

The name of the longest road in Glasgow is Great Western Road. It stretches for about 5.9 miles from the city center to Anniesland.

The female gangbang world record is owned by a woman named Lisa Sparks. She set the record in 2004 by having sex with 919 men in a single day.

The world record for the longest rainbow loom fishtail is 99.45 meters (326 feet) long. It was achieved by students and staff of the Lyndhurst Primary School in Christchurch, New Zealand.

a guy held his arm up for 26 years. he is the one armed buba. he did this for shiva.

On a crisp afternoon in late december 1955 a Maine native (age 24) built forty three snowmen, the record still stands today

The world's biggest sports ball is typically considered to be the one used in soccer, also known as football. A regulation soccer ball is about 28 inches (71 cm) in circumference and weighs around 14-16 ounces (400-450 grams).

A record holder is someone or something that holds a title or achievement in a specific category or activity. It is usually associated with setting the highest, fastest, longest, or most of something compared to others.

Alvin Straight got back home by driving his riding lawnmower over 240 miles from Iowa to Wisconsin, which took him six weeks. He embarked on this journey as he was unable to secure a driver's license due to his poor vision and the lawnmower was his only means of transportation.

The smallest tree in the world is the dwarf willow (Salix herbacea) which grows to be about 1-6 inches tall. It is found in arctic and alpine regions where the harsh conditions limit its growth.

There is currently no recognized world record for the 800m Butterfly. A Postal Swim Meet is being run by Warrenton Masters and Sanctioned by United States Masters Swimming that includes the 800m Butterfly. Records are being kept. Swimmers can complete their swims at swim meets (during freestyle events) or on their own with a witness and submit times.

It is Roy Cleveland Sullivan who was struck seven times without dying, blasting himself into the book of Guinness world records

Felix Baumgartner set five world records during his supersonic freefall jump from the edge of space on October 14, 2012. He broke the records for the highest jump, highest manned balloon flight, longest freefall distance, highest freefall speed, and highest vertical velocity in freefall.