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January 11, 2024

3,000 Drones Mimic Bird Murmurations in Record-Breaking Art Installation

During the first half of December 2023, six Guinness World Records were broken during the critically acclaimed light festival Noor Riyadh. Among the impressive performances was Desert Storm by Dutch design studio DRIFT. In its largest performance ever, the studio used 3,000 drones to mimic the movements of a bird swarm. This poetic blend of art and technology was inspired by starling murmurations.

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January 7, 2024

Watch an Adorable Elderly Couple Break Into Dance in the Middle of a Food Court

With the rise of TikTok, it's not that uncommon to see people dancing in public. An adorable video of an older couple showing their best moves at a mall food court is making rounds online. Their energy is so contagious, that one can't help but smile. The clip begins with the elderly couple dancing in the distance—the cameraman quickly spots their movements and zooms in on them.

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January 2, 2024

Holiday Drone Show Recreates ‘The Nutcracker’ and Sets Two New Guinness World Records

The holiday season can inspire creatives to go all out, and sometimes that can lead to breaking records. Sky Elements, a Texas-based drone show company celebrated Christmas by achieving two Guinness World Records with their festive display over North Richland Hills, in the greater Dallas area. The show featured 1,499 drones for a retelling of The Nutcracker. The company was aiming for two Guinness World Records, which they bagged successfully.

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December 25, 2023

Adorable 7-Year-Old Transforms Mother’s Day Recital Into a Spontaneous Dance Party

School recitals are often full of adorable moments. Kids not only get to go onstage for the first time to sing or dance, but they also get very excited about the material they are performing. Just ask a little boy named Zaid Albeiruti. During his school's Mother's Day recital, Zaid was so happy to hear one of his favorite songs, that he simply got carried away and started busting his own moves.

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