Audrey of Tokyo played Super Mario for a record-breaking 60 hours, 17 minutes, and 58 seconds on 5 May 2023 — livestreamed to over 125,000 viewers worldwide.

Ferrari World Abu Dhabi’s Formula Rossa hits 240 km/h (149.12 mph) in just 4.9 seconds — the world’s fastest rollercoaster launch, generating a peak G-force of 4.8.

Chengdu Veni Tourism Development Corp. and Shanghai Qihua built a 5.13 km floating walkway across the waters of Luodian, Guizhou, China — completed in December 2016.

The Sakyamuni Pagoda of Fogong Temple in Yingxian, Shanxi, China — built in 1056 AD, standing 67.31 m tall, surviving earthquakes and wartime for nearly 1,000 years.

The Grande Dixence Dam in Switzerland stands 285 m (935 ft) high on the river Dixence — completed in 1961 using 5,960,000 m³ of concrete, the tallest concrete dam on Earth.

Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan, India boasts over 36 km (22.4 miles) of continuous walls built in the 15th century by Rana Kumbha — home to 360+ temples within its boundary.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee (UK) invented the World Wide Web in 1989 and deployed the first browser, editor, and server by Summer 1991 — the most impactful technological achievement in the history of human communication.

Caitlyn Jenner (USA) reached 1 million Twitter followers in just 4 hours and 3 minutes on June 1, 2015 — the fastest any account had ever reached that milestone in the platform’s history.

Richard Browning (UK) achieved 85.06 mph (136.891 km/h) in a body-controlled jet-engine-powered suit at Brighton Beach, UK.

New York City, USA was officially recognised as the Most Instagrammed City of 2017, dominating global digital photographic activity.

FORPHEUS by Omron Corporation (Japan) became the world’s first robot to participate in a table tennis tour, using AI to teach and elevate human players.

The International Space Station (ISS) — built through global collaboration — is certified as the most expensive man-made object ever, costing over $100 Billion.

Benjamin Gwin (Bearzly) beat one of gaming’s hardest titles using guitars, drums, bongos, a keytar, a sword, helmet and shield — redefining what counts as a “controller.”

The world’s largest fleet of Continuous Flight Auger piling rigs, assembled in the UAE in 2024.

IFG LLC assembled the world’s largest fleet of Continuius Cased Flight Auger piling rigs in the UAE in 2023.

Jesús Sánchez gathered 110 distinct nationalities in a single AI learning class at Oral Roberts University, 2024.