A week before the fires, an exceptional heatwave affected southeastern Australia. From 28â30 January, Melbourne broke records by sweltering through three consecutive days above 43 Â°C (109 Â°F), with the temperature peaking at 45.1 Â°C (113.2 Â°F) on 30 January, the third hottest day in the city's history.he fire broke out of the park around 4:00 pm, and by 6:00 pm had burnt out 2,400 hectares (5,900 acres) of forest and farmland, threatening the towns of Labertouche, Tonimbuk, Jindivick, Drouin, and Longwarry, and embers were starting spot fires up to 20 km (12 mi) to the south.
Bugatti claims a spleen-bursting sub-2.5-second blast from zero to 100kph (62mph), or 13.5 seconds from zero to 300kph (186mph). With the speed limiter disabled â as Bugatti will do when it attempts a world-record attempt on Volkswagen's enormous Ehra-Lessien test track â the Chiron will likely pierce the 270mph mark.
Japan Railways' latest mag-lev bullet train just broke its own record as the fastest train in the world. The bullet train travelled at 603 kph (374 mph), blowing through last week's top speed of 590 kph (366 mph).At it's fastest, the train covered a mile in 10 seconds, which is insanely fast.he world's fasted maglev train used commercially is in Shanghai, China, and reaches speeds up to 431 kph (288 mph).