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What World Records Have Never Been Broken?

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Determining which world records have never been broken is a tricky task, as records are constantly being challenged and updated. However, there are a few notable records that have stood the test of time and remain unbroken.

Ancient Records:

  • The Great Pyramid of Giza: Built around 2580 BC, this ancient marvel remains the largest single structure ever built in terms of volume.
  • The Hanging Gardens of Babylon: Though their existence is debated, if they were real, they would hold the record for the most impressive ancient garden ever constructed.

Sports Records:

  • The "Four-Minute Mile" (1954): Roger Bannister became the first person to break the four-minute mile barrier, a feat once considered impossible. While many have since surpassed his time, his initial achievement remains a landmark in athletics.
  • The "World's Fastest Human" (1998): Michael Johnson's 200-meter sprint record of 19.32 seconds is still unmatched.
  • The "Most World Championship Titles in Formula 1 (1950-Present): Lewis Hamilton holds the record with seven world championship titles.

Other Notable Records:

  • The "Longest Reigning Monarch" (1952-Present): Queen Elizabeth II holds the record for the longest reign in British history.
  • The "World's Largest Diamond" (1905): The Cullinan Diamond, weighing in at 3,106.75 carats, remains the largest gem-quality rough diamond ever discovered.

It's important to note that new records are constantly being set and old ones are being broken. So, while these records may seem unbreakable now, the future may hold surprises!

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