The 2022 Guinness Book of World Records continues to record many amazing achievements and breakthroughs in the world. Here are the top 10 Guinness World Records for 2022:
Tallest Scaffolding The Jeddah Tower,
located in Saudi Arabia, has completed the construction of the tallest scaffolding, reaching a height of 123 meters, to support the construction of the tower.
China, has built the world's longest tram line with a total of 108 kilometers and covers the main areas of the city.
Largest solar power plant
In Windha, Qatar, a 40-square-kilometre solar photovoltaic power plant was built. It will provide 1.1 GW of clean energy to the local area.
The largest submarine
Russia has built a nuclear-powered bathyscaping submarine known as Poseidon, about 170 meters long, capable of carrying nuclear weapons and diving to the deepest depths of the deep sea.
Fastest Bike A company in the
Netherlands broke the world record for bicycle speed, reaching a speed of 137.9 miles per hour. The bike is equipped with a high-tech electric powertrain and specially designed tires.
The
largest streamlined car The American company Local Motors built a streamlined car called the "Stratis", which reached 20 feet in length and only 5 feet in width. The car is built using 3D printing technology and can be assembled in a matter of hours.
The longest ice run
The Canadian province of Ontario has built the longest ice run in the world, with a total length of about 200 kilometers. It was handbuilt by local residents and volunteers and has become a popular tourist attraction in the area.
Largest Indoor Ski Resort
In the city of Harbin, China, an indoor ski resort was built with an area of 80,000 square meters and is considered one of the largest indoor ski resorts in the world.
The longest man-made beach
In the city of Dubai, UAE, a man-made beach with a length of more than 4 km was built. The project cost hundreds of millions of dollars to build to attract more tourists to the area.
The largest diamond mine near the city of St. Petersburg in Russia has mined the world's largest pink diamond mine, including a 27-carat pink diamond.
These Guinness World Records not only reflect humanity's ability to innovate and technologically, but also show people's desire to explore the unknown and push the limits.