The largest cat in the world

The largest cat in the world is Pickles, weighs 9.5 kilograms and is the size of ordinary dog. Although more like a tiger, the cat was taken off the streets and adopted by a couple who loves him. The animal was adopted by Andrew and Emily Zarvos Milicia from the US city of Boston. Almost a meter long and weighing nearly 10 kilograms cat has not found a merciful lord, to take him home, so haunting the streets, looking for food in the garbage.

Fortunately, feline, nicknamed Catasaurux Rex, found a quiet place to live, after the couple Boston has seen the campaign initiated by a foundation for her adoption, writes British newspaper Daily Mail. The young people who have adopted Pickles did not have any intention to take him home. They went to see it just of curiosity.

The couple who adopted the enormous cat has been selected from a group of 50 people who have expressed their desire to take the cat home.

Top 5 largest airports in the world

For travelers ordinary, perhaps the most important aspects of traveling are comfort from the plane table received from the stewardesses and flying, so that few people think about how it looks the airports from taking off and landing. There are many ways to categorize an airport, the most known the number of passengers who used the airport in question.

5. Chicago O'Hare International Airport

O'Hare Airport is located in the north of Chicago and is one of the most populated airports in the world. In 2013 they left or came no less than 66,883,271 passengers, being ranked No. 5 in our list. Chicago O'Hare is populated mainly by aircraft operating in North America and is owned largely by United Airlines, having a principal partnership with American Airlines.

4. Tokyo International Airport - Haneda

Tokyo International Airport, also known as Haneda Airport, is 4th among the largest airports in the world. In 2013 this was the place through which they passed 68,906,636 passengers. Currently, the airport is designed to support traffic of more than 90 million passengers.

3. International Airport London - Heathrow

In 2013 the airport received a total of 72,368,630 passengers and enjoys the title of most visited airport by international passengers. London - Heathrow is constantly expanding and already is working on construction of a new runway, the third for this airport. Building plan are also, direct links to a high-speed train between Heathrow and Gatwick, London's other airport.

2. Beijing Capital International Airport

In second place in the top of largest airports is Beijing Capital, but it is also the largest and most populous airport in Asia. This received 83.712.355 passengers.The Chinese economy recorded also a very large increase considering that almost every electronic device is produced there, so we need a transport as well-tuned to deliver those products to Europe and especially the United States that reached the soon an agreement on various points.

1. International Airport Hartsfield - Jackson Atlanta

Hartsfield - Jackson Atlanta in the United States has the largest number of passengers per year: 94,430,785.

The largest orange

Did you know that the largest orange by circumference has measured 63.5 cm? The record was registered on 22 January 2006. The orange grew in the garden of Patrick and Joanne Fiedler in Fresno, California, USA. Is a orange bio, natural increased?

The fastest plane - Falcon HTV-2

The fastest plane is Falcon HTV-2. Falcon Hypersonic Technology Vehicle 2 can cover the distance between New York and Los Angeles in 12 minutes, while the flight from London to Sydney will take less than an hour. Falcon HTV-2 is an unmanned aircraft, which "runs" through the Earth's atmosphere at incredibly fast speeds, Mach 20 (approximately 13.000 mph).

The biggest cow

The biggest cow was a female Holstein breed named Blosom. Blosom passed away in 2015 after an irreparable leg injury. She lived in Orangeville, Illinois, with her owners. Blossom had almost two meters, more exactly 1,88m. After they made measurements, the representatives from Guinness World Records officially have announced, the world's tallest cow is Blosom.

The biggest cow (video)

The first TV (1924)

The first TV was invented by John Logie Baird. In 1924, he received the televised images in which can be distinguished only contours of objects. During 1925 make up the system and in 1926 make the first demonstration  at the Royal Institution with a black and white TV. Also in 1926 makes his first television transmission of some moving pictures. John Logie Baird showed in 1928 that transmitted images could be played in colors.

One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower)

A committee of architects said that the new building, One World Trade Center from New York, is the tallest building in the US, measuring 541 meters. "The structure at the top of the building is considered an architectural element permanent and not part of a functional technical equipment." The building One World Trade Center from New York also known as the Freedom Tower has 104 floors, and it is one of the tallest buildings in the world.

Construction started: April 27, 2006

Construction completed: May 10, 2013

Cost: 3.9 billion USD

Height: 541 m

Floors count: 104

The highest building from Beijing - Z15 Tower

The highest building from Beijing will be Z15 Tower (528 m). After its completion next year, Z15 will join the 10 tallest buildings in the world, nudging aside Taipei 101 by 20 meters, and becoming one of six buildings in China that are among the world's highest. Designed by TFP Farrells, Z15 Tower will be finished in 2017. On March 31, it finished pouring the concrete for the first 40 of its eventual 108 floors above ground, with another seven underground. It will reach 528 meters in total and become the tallest building in Beijing, towering over the China World Summit Wing by 198 meters. It will be almost double in height as the Titanic was long.

On Aug. 14, 2016 shows the Z15 Tower (1st R), also known as China Zun, under construction at CBD (Central Business District) of the Chaoyang District of Beijing, capital of China. The Z15 Tower now reached the height of 330 meters with 68 finished stories, becoming the highest building in Beijing. It's expected to be 528 meters high with 40 more stories to be constructed.

Height: 528 m

Construction started: September 19, 2011

Estimated completion: 2018

Floor count: 108

The highest building from Karachi - Bahria Icon Tower

Bahria Icon Tower is a skyscraper located in Karachi (Pakistan), on coast of the Arabian Sea. The complex includes a 62 storey corporate and a 40 story resudential tower. The building consists of 10 floors of serviced corporate offices, 40 floors of serviced apartments, Pakistan's highest located terraced restaurant and South Asia's first double-decker high speed elevator along with a shopping mall.

Construction started: 2010

Construction completed: Jan 2016

Cost: USD 162.5  million

Height: 286 m

Floor count: 62

The highest building from Shanghai - Shanghai Tower

The highest building from Shanghai is Shanghai Tower. Shanghai Tower, the tallest office building in the world, is a project that required an investment of $ 2.4 billion. Is the highest building in China and the second highest in the world, but also one of the most ambitious architectural projects ever created on earth. Shanghai Tower has a height of 632 meters, is located in Lujiazui financial area from Shanghai, the second most important city from China and also the financial capital of the Asian state.

Shanghai Tower is located in a city dominated so far by financial building Shanghai World Financial Centre (492m) and Jin Mao Tower (421m). The building with a futuristic architecture thus entering into a top of the tallest buildings in the world with over 600m, after Dubai's Burj Khalifa (828m) and ahead Mkkah Royal Clock Tower in Saudi Arabia, with a height of 601M. Shanghai Tower, a project started in 2008, required an colossal investment of 2.4 billion dollars project with a total area of 380,000 square meters.

Shanghai Tower (650 meters) - video

Shanghai Tower was designed by the American architect Gensler. According to him, the facade curved and spiral shape of the building symbolizes the "dynamism of modern China." Shanghai Tower is spread over 128 floors and will include new "vertical neighborhoods", with an atrium full of nature, called "Sky Lobby".

Largest Cities in the World

When we say largest cities in the World we are referring strictly to population. On the first three places we have the following cities: Shanghai (China) with 23,416,000 people, Karachi (Pakistan) with 25,400,000 people and Beijing (China) with 21,009,000 people. Below we have the list with the most populated cities in the world.

São Paulo (Brazil) - 20,365,000 

Dhaka (Bangladesh) - 15,669,000

New Delhi (India) - 24,998,000

Lagos (Nigeria) - 13,123,000

Istanbul (Turkey) - 15,328,000

Tokyo (Japan) - 37,843,000

Mumbai (India) - 17,712,000

Moscow (Russia) - 16,170,000

Guangzhou (China) - 20,597,000

Paris (France) - 12,005,077

Shenzhen (China) - 12,084,000

Suzhou (China) - 10,650,501

Kinshasa (Congo) - 13,265,000

Cairo (Egypt) - 18,290,000

Jakarta (Indonesia) - 30,539,000

Lahore (Pakistan) - 10,355,000

Seoul (South Korea) - 12,700,000

Mexico City (Mexico) - 20,063,000

London (United Kingdom) - 10,236,000

Lima (Peru) - 10,750,000

New York City (United States) - 20,630,000

Bengaluru (India) - 9,807,000

Bangkok (Thailand) - 14,998,000

Dongguan (China) - 8,220,207

Chongqing (China) - 8,189,800

Nanjing (China) - 8,187,828

Tehran (Iran) - 13,532,000

Shenyang (China) - 8,106,171

Bogotá (Colombia) - 8,854,722

Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) - 7,681,700

Hong Kong (Hong Kong) - 7,298,600

Baghdad (Iraq) - 7,180,889

Chennai (India) - 7,088,000

Changsha (China) - 7,044,118

Wuhan (China) - 6,886,253

Tianjin (China) - 10,920,000

Hyderabad (India) - 6,809,970

Hanoi (Vietnam) - 6,844,100

Faisalabad (Pakistan) - 6,480,765

Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) - 12,727,000

Foshan (China) - 6,151,622

Zunyi (China) - 6,127,009

Santiago (Chile) - 5,743,719

Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) - 5,676,621

Ahmedabad (India) - 5,570,585

Singapore (Singapore) - 5,535,000

Shantou (China) - 5,391,028

Yangon (Myanmar) - 5,214,000

Saint Petersburg (Russia) - 5,191,690

Abidjan (Ivory Coast) - 4,765,000

Chengdu (China) - 10,376,000

Alexandria (Egypt) - 4,616,625

Kolkata (India) - 4,486,679

Ankara (Turkey) - 4,585,000

Surat (India) - 4,462,002

Johannesburg (South Africa) - 4,434,827

Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) - 4,364,541

Harbin (China) - 4,280,701

Giza (Egypt) - 15,600,000

Zhengzhou (China) - 4,122,087

New Taipei City (Taiwan) - 3,954,929

Los Angeles (United States) - 15,058,000

Cape Town (South Africa) - 3,740,026

Yokohama (Japan) - 3,726,167

Hangzhou (China) - 3,560,391

Xiamen (China) - 3,531,347

Quanzhou (China) - 3,520,846

Berlin (Germany) - 3,517,424

Busan (South Korea) - 3,510,833

Rawalpindi (Pakistan) - 3,510,000

Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) - 3,456,259

Durban (South Africa) - 3,442,361

Hyderabad (Pakistan) - 3,429,471

Kabul (Afganistan) - 3,414,100

Casablanca (Morocco) - 3,359,818

Hefei (China) - 3,352,076

Pyongyang (North Korea) - 3,255,388

Madrid (Spain) - 3,207,247

Peshawar (Pakistan) - 3,201,000

Ekurhuleni (South Africa) - 3,178,470

Nairobi (Kenya) - 3,138,369

Zhongshan (China) - 3,121,275

Pune (India) - 3,115,431

Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) - 3,103,67

Jaipur (India) - 3,073,350

Buenos Aires (Argentina) - 3,054,300

Lucknow (India) - 3,001,475

Wenzhou (China) - 3,039,439

Osaka (Japan) - 17,444,000

Kyiv (Ukraine) - 2,908,703

Manila (Philippines) - 12,877,253

Izmir (Turkey) - 4,168,000

Chicago (United States) - 9,156,000

Nagoya (Japan) - 10,177,000

Taipei (Taiwan) - 2,704,974

Luanda (Angola) - 2,825,311

Houston (United States) - 2,296,224

Kochi (India) - 4.221,140

Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) - 1,768,000

Phnom Penh (Cambodia) - 2,234,566 

New York - Pictures from the tallest buildings

A superb set with pictures from the tallest buildings and above from New York. "Dizzying heights" could be entitled these pictures by which I was totally charmed. But let's start with the first picture, Madison Avenue, a 10 km street which starts in the center of Manhattan and ends in the River Harlem.

In this picture, you can see the famous Harlem. It has earned the fame of the most criminal and dangerous district of New York.

New York - Lower Manhattan and the famous Wall Street.

This is an interchange in the area of the Brooklyn Bridge.

This is Central Park in Manhattan. The park is about 4 kilometers long and about 800 meters wide.

Freedom Tower is the tallest structure in the USA, with its height of 546 meters. The tower was built on the site of the famous Twin Towers, destroyed during the terrorist act of 11 September, 2001.

One of the interesting things about the square is that, despite the enormous number of tourists from all over the planet, the local television channels arrange live shows right from the center of the square. That looks quite cool.

New York - the Brooklyn Bridge

Another pictures from New York

Top the fastest car - Hennessey Venom GT

Number Ten: Ferrari Enzo. The Ferrari Enzo will take you where you want to go at speeds up to 217 mph. What’s special about the Enzo is that it was the first of Ferrari’s cars to use F1 technology. It’s named after Ferrari’s founder.

Number Nine: Ferrari LaFerrari. Ferrari’s LaFerrari is steps above the Enzo, although it also clocks in at a peak of 217 mph. One special perk of the LaFerrari is that its electric motors respond instantaneously to the commands of the driver.

Number Eight: McLaren P1. Though the P1 isn’t as fast as the F1, its technology is far superior. McLaren has emphasized that this car is much more about the actual experience of driving rather than hitting a top speed. It clocks in at a peak 217 mph.

Number Seven: Jaguar XJ220. Like its three predecessors on this list, the Jaguar XJ220 peaks at 217 mph. This was the fastest production car in 1992, although its sales were relatively abysmal thanks to the economy in the early 90s.

Number Six: Aston Martin One-77. The One-77 can hit speeds up to 220 mph. Named because there were only 77 made, Aston Martin’s One-77 is lighter than other Aston Martins, although it shares a similar front-engine layout to other models.

Number Five: McLaren F1. At 241 mph, McLaren’s F1 is a league above the rest. The F1 was intended to be an ultimate road car for speed-seeking enthusiasts, but it has also been used successfully in professional races.

Number Four: Koenigsegg CCR. This Swedish car can go 242 mph and features a 4.7-liter V8 engine. Though it was eclipsed by Koenigsegg’s later models, the CCX and Agera, the CCR is still impressive in its own right.

Number Three: SSC Ultimate Aero. The Aero will take you where you want to go at 256 mph. This was the fastest car in the world in 2007.

Number Two: Bugatti Veyron Super Sport. At a price tag of $1.7 million, this car is one expensive ride. the Veyron Super Sport peaks at 268 mph and boasts a remarkable 1,200 hp. Guinness currently recognizes the Veyron Super Sport as the world’s fastest production car.

Number One: Hennessey Venom GT. The Henneseey Venom GT peaks at a whopping 270 mph. However, there is some controversy surrounding this claim. When official speeds are recorded, cars must go in both directions, and the official speed is the average of the two (this is to account for wind resistance). The 270 mph that the Venom GT boasts was only recorded in one direction. Additionally, there is also controversy surrounding the claim that the Venom GT is actually a production car. The car is hand built, and thusly it is not recognized by Guinness as the fastest car in the world.