In Slovenia, two extreme athletes were launched into the sky using the world's largest human catapult, installed inside the 360-meter chimney of a former power plant. The experiment resulted in the setting of two Guinness World Records, the media report, writes UNN.
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During the launch, the athletes accelerated to 180 km/h in just 2.15 seconds. After the rapid acceleration, they flew into the air and used parachutes for a safe landing.
As a result of the extreme launch, two Guinness World Records were set at once.
The project was carried out on the premises of a former power plant, using its 360-meter chimney to house a special catapult system.
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