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世界之最: 最闊的電視屏幕

感想: 原來全球最闊的電視屏幕是在香港的沙田馬場! 好久沒去過那邊了說. 上次回HK好像還沒破世界紀錄呢. 日本三菱也滿厲害的嘛~ 造出這麼大的電視屏幕. 屏幕是LED的, 所以那顆燈壞了只需要還那個就好. 不用像LCD monitor 一樣壞一格就得整個換掉 (除非你不介意那一格顏色變了). 今年有機會的話一定要去看看這LED屏幕
Longest Television Display
The world’s longest television display has a screen measuring 70.4 m (230.9 ft) long by 8 m (26.2 ft) high. Its installation at the Hong Kong Jockey Club, Shatin Horse Race Course, Hong Kong, China, was completed on May [...]

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世界之最: 最小的風箏

感想: 這麼小的東西…. 確定是風把它吹起來的嗎? ~”~ 大概真的有飛起來吧…. 不過我只能想像出一粒紙碎連上衣一thread, 兩隻手指拿著線, 然後等它”飛”起來……
Smallest Kite Flown
A kite built by Nobuhiko Yoshizuni of Kyoto, Japan, measured 10 x 8 mm (0.04 x 0.03 in), and was flown at the Seattle Cherry Blossom and Japanese Cultural Festival, in Washington, USA, on April 18, 1998. Nobuhiko Yoshizuni has been building and designing kites throughout [...]

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世界之最: 平均每人有最多手機的國家

Most Telephones Per Head
Monaco has the most telephones per head of population, with 1,994 per 1,000. Monaco is the smallest independent state after the Vatican City. It has a population of 32,149, many of whom are foreigners attracted by high standards of living, a warm climate and a tax-free income.
感想: 幾乎每個人都有兩台手機ㄝ….. 利害! 嗯…. 我也希望可以有 tax-free [...]

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世界之最: 把最多的鉛變成金

Most Lead Turned into Gold
In 1980, the reknowned American scientist Glenn Seaborg (1912–1999) transmuted several thousand atoms of lead into gold at the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory. His experimental technique, using nuclear physics, was able to remove protons and neutrons from the lead atoms.
Seaborg’s technique would have been far too expensive to enable routine manufacturing of [...]

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世界之最: 時間最長的一天

偶而有去Guinness World Records的網站. 想說把比較有趣的貼上來順便寫一下感想好了!
Longest Day On Earth
The tidal bulges in the Earth’s oceans, caused by the gravitational effect of the Moon, are gradually transferring momentum from the Earth’s rotation to the Moon’s orbit. As a result, the Earth’s rotation is slowing at a rate of around 0.02 seconds per century and each day is fractionally [...]

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