Flying saucer - at the space station

Sports records are broken in space and this time - frisbee on the International Space Station

Flying saucer - in the space station
Flying saucer - in the space station

On Friday morning (US time), astronaut Christer Fuglesang broke the world record for the longest hovering of a flying saucer (Frisbee). The previous record was 16.72 seconds and was set by Don Cain in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and now Fuglesang has allowed a Frisbee hover for no less than 20 consecutive seconds, the distance traveled by the Frisbee during the hover was About 154 km considering that the speed of the shuttle is over 7 km per second.

A response has not yet been received from Guinness World Records…

Previous "sporting events" performed in space include several rounds of golf on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 14 mission and another "game" as part of a commercial about a month ago on the International Space Station.

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  1. A world record, in space?
    Where is the world record if the measurement was made for the world (the Earth)!
    I'm sure the Guinness Book won't accept it, after reading my reaction.

    And you?

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