World Record Paper Airplane

Tim Black (Australia) of Androgen Fire Art (androgen.net.au) blew a flame to a height of 5.4m (17ft 8.5in) on the set of Guinness World Records at Seven Network Studios, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, on 19 June 2005.

1298000 pts. The official Twin Galaxies -certified Contra (MAME) world record. This score was achieved by Timo Mäntykivi and Yenfa Järvinen on 23rd Feb 2007 in Finland. This score is currently grandfathered.

www.carpcorner.co.uk This is footage of the world record carp caught for the second time by Gary Hagues at a new world record weight. Top angling at a top lake.

Check out this Guiness approved, World Record Blob Launch in Switzerland! The guy gets tosses 17 meters into the air! That actually looks like a lot of fun.

Former NCAA football quarterback Joe Ayoob set a world record after throwing a paper airplane 226 feet, and 10 inches, inside a hangar at McClellan Air Force Base, near Sacremento, California on February 26th, 2012.

Natalia Kanounnikova set the Guinness World Record for fastest spin on ice skates with 308 revolutions pet minute!

I'm pretty sure that's the coolest way you could ever recycle a piece of paper. I don't think he meant for it though!

Feliks Zemdegs sets a new Rubik's Cube world record at the Kubaroo Open 2011 with a time of 6.24 seconds. Well done!

This stunt driver sets a world record after taking his car through a massive loop-the-loop.

How awesome is this pumpkin carving? For a second I actually thought it was a guy in a zombie costume!

If you're going to attempt to break the coconut hand smashing world record on live TV, make sure you can at least break one.

Team Hot Wheels Yellow Driver, Tanner Foust, breaks the world record for distance jumped in a car as he goes flying 332 feet through the air!

Expert stacker Tai Star manages to break the record for most coins stacked on top of a single dime, he reaches 3,108!

Check out the Guinness World Record for shortest escalator ever built! I'm pretty sure a simple staircase would have been just fine.

This guy launches a paper airplane off the 30th floor of a building in the financial district of New York City. It ends up going on quite an amazing flight.