Students Win a Guinness World Record for Collapsing the Tallest Domino Structure in a 100,101-Piece Course
Fifty students from the HLUW Yspertal high school in Austria built a 100,101-piece domino course under the theme “Lower Austria”. The students recreated famous buildings of Lower Austria throughout their course. After spending five months preparing and four days setting up, they set the course in motion, collapsing 100,080 of the 100,101 dominoes. The group won an official Guinness World Record for “The Tallest Domino Structure” with a height of 20 feet and 11,465 dominoes.
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