Science And Technology World Records  

Thomas McGinniss created an isometric cube in Microsoft Word in .81 seconds.

Scott A. Stevenson popped 100 balloons using Wicked Lasers' Spyder III Krypton laser.

Tom Andre Seppola clicked three mouse buttons a total of 402 times in 10 seconds. He used the website www.pacraig.com/click to document the feat. (This record was also performed for 30 seconds in which he clicked 1,045 times, averaging 348 clicks per 10 seconds.)

Amal A. recited the first 50 digits of Pi from memory in 7.93 seconds.

Daksh Choudhary recited the periodic table of the elements in 49.31 seconds while performing a headstand.

Poorvie Choudhary recited the periodic table of the elements in 9.38 seconds.

Aniruddh B. wrote an encryption program in one minute, 47.00 seconds.

Amal A. recited the first 150 digits of Pi from memory in 13.34 seconds.

Amal A. recited the first 250 digits of Pi with his eyes closed in 22.35 seconds.

Noah P. ran 21 operating systems on his computer at once.

Ethan Brown recited 2,012 digits of Tau from memory. He set the record to raise money for the Bethel Public Library. Learn more about the feat here.

In the course of filming Discovery Channel's Guinea Pig and in the name of science, a law enforcement professional shot volunteer Ryan Stock with the following non-lethal weapons: 8 pepperballs 8 rubber bullets 7 beanbag rounds 3 fn303 (plastic bullets) 2 different pepper sprays 2 different tasers 1 canister of tear gas 1 inferno (sound weapon) NOTE: This attempt is extremely dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Abhishant Kumar received three Microsoft Certified System Administrator (MCSA) certificates.