Lego Set Sets a Guinness World Record after Flying into the Stratosphere

A Lego set based on the movie "The End of the World Project" was entered into the Guinness Book of Records after it reached the stratosphere. This was announced on April 22 by ABC TV channel.

"A LEGO set based on the movie The End of the World Project has set a new Guinness World record by being launched into the stratosphere and returned safely to Earth," the TV channel wrote on the social network X (formerly. Twitter).

It is specified that the figure from the designer was launched into the sky using a stratostat. During the flight, the furthest point from the Ground was an altitude of 114,790 feet (about 35 km).

On the same day, 28-year-old Jarrell Augustin was arrested in California, who replaced expensive Lego sets with dry pasta and returned them to stores for full price. The pasta mimicked the sound of plastic when shaken, which allowed the boxes to be returned.