Wonderful Idea

HI !
Any idea how many whistlers there are on earth ?

If we all blow an A on 8:00 p.m. GMT - looking to the east

  • we could break the earth rotation - wonderful idea isn’t it ?
    :boggle:

…another whiskey …

something similar (?) happened in Britain…

On Friday 7 September, over 500 people simultaneously jumped up and down for 60 seconds in At-Bristol’s Wildwalk foyer. The Giant Jump was a huge experiment carried out across the country to launch Science Year.
The aim of the Giant Jump was to create a measurable artificial earthquake, as well as create a brand-new Guinness World Record™.

500 people about to help create 2 world records, and an earthquake.

Success
The people jumping at Wildwalk-At-Bristol made a mini-quake: Earthquake Engineers from the University of Bristol measured an impact of one one-hundredth (1/100) of the strongest earthquake Britain has ever experienced.
Along with thousands of schools and other science centres, At-Bristol helped to set two world records.

The largest simultaneous jump
The largest number of people participating in a world record.

Over 1 million people took part in the Giant Jump.

Don’t try it in San Francisco.