Guinness World Records 2015
Categories: Reference
Published in 2014 to mark sixty years of the annual record book, this volume gathers thousands of fresh and updated records, from human feats and sports to science, animals and technology. Flashback features trace how records have changed across six decades, while spreads cover topics such as 3D printing, crowdsourcing, robots and artificial intelligence, castles, and fakes and frauds. A companion augmented-reality app adds 3D images, video and interviews with record holders.
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- Richard Branson: “I always enjoy flicking through the annual to see what wonderful – and wonderfully weird – things people have been up to all over the globe. ... Guinness World Records is a wonderful celebration of achievement.”