World Record, Chef Cooks for 93 Hours, Lego Sends Mini-Figures to Space, How Many Astronauts?

• A Nigerian chef is officially a Guinness World Record holder after spending a consecutive 93 hours and 11 minutes cooking.

• The Lego Group successfully launched 1,000 mini-figures into space. The tiny astronauts made the journey aboard roofless 3D-printed space shuttles.

• 41 Active Astronauts, 16 are women and 25 are men.

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https://www.dogonews.com/2023/6/2/lego-sends-1000-mini-astronauts-to-space

https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2023/06/13/nigeria-Guinness-World-Records-longest-cooking-marathon/2471686675197/

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