"Faster, higher, stronger" is the famous motto of the Olympic movement. In fact, it is also the common goal of mankind. It is this unremitting pursuit that promotes the development of human society and the progress of civilization. Here are some of the fastest records in the world.
The fastest car in the world: 431 km / h
At present, the fastest mass production vehicle in the world to obtain legal road driving qualification is the Bugatti & middot; Veyron super sports car. Its speed can reach 431 kilometers per hour. Although only five of the 30 Bugatti & middot; Veyron supercars set a world record, the other 25 will reach that speed if the speed limiter is turned off. After a panel of experts evaluated the Bugatti & middot; Veyron supercar, the Guinness world records determined it was not a modified car, so the record is valid.
Fastest runner: 41.38 km / h
On July 17, 2009, yousset finished the race in 150 seconds. This is the fastest 100 meter dash ever recorded. It's equivalent to an average speed of 41.38 kilometers per hour. Of course, it is not a world record officially confirmed by the IAAF, but bolt set the official 100 meter world record in 9.58 seconds in August 2009.
The world's fastest computer: 3386 million calculations per second
In November 2014, the 'tianhe-2' supercomputer developed by China University of Defense Science and technology set a world record at a sustained computing speed of 3386 million operations per second. The supercomputer is currently being developed by a scientific research team of 1300 scientists and engineers at Sun Yat sen University in Guangdong Province.
The fastest train in the world: 581 km / h
The world's fastest train, jointly manufactured by Japan's Central Railway Corporation and Kawasaki heavy industries, created an amazing speed of 581 km / h on December 2, 2003. The experimental MLX01 maglev train operates through maglev without wheel, axle and bearing.
The world's fastest land animal: 120 km / h
Cheetahs live in much of Africa and parts of Iran and run faster than any other land animal. In the short sprint of 500 meters, its fastest speed can reach 120 kilometers per hour. It has the extraordinary ability to accelerate from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in three seconds. Because of its strong muscle strength, cheetahs accelerate four times faster than humans.
The fastest ambulance in the world: 300 km / h
Dubai's latest ambulance is known as' the fastest ambulance on earth '. It's a modified Lutus car that can deliver paramedics to their destinations at a top speed of 300 km / h. Behind the driver's seat is a defibrillator and a first aid kit. There is a set of oxygen supply equipment in the trunk. In the two seater car, a small control box operates an alarm and a flashlight. Fifty nurses in Dubai must be trained to drive before using the $160000 car.
The world's fastest living creature: accelerating to 20 kilometers in two milliseconds
The fastest accelerating creatures on earth may exist in one of the most unlikely places: horse dung. Cheetahs can run as fast as 120 km / h and swordfish can avoid predators at 109 km / h in the sea. But from the point of view of acceleration, they are not comparable to the crystal clear water jade mold. This microorganism is also called faecal gun fungus. In the first millisecond of flight, the fungus's acceleration exceeded 70 kilometers per hour. In just two milliseconds, it can accelerate from zero to 20 kilometers per hour.
World's fastest water slide: 105 km / h
Insano, 41 meters high, is the highest water slide in the world and has been listed in the Guinness Book of world records. It's the height of a 14 story building. In four or five seconds, the swimmer glides from the air into a pool below. Their taxiing speed is about 105 kilometers per hour.