00:01A record-breaking 934 people performed the Vulcan salute together at London Science Museum.
00:07They held the distinctive Star Trek gesture for one minute to make the attempt count.
00:13The event took place on Tuesday during a celebration marking 60 years of the science
00:17fiction series. Guinness World Records adjudicator Paulina Sapinska oversaw the attempt and presented
00:23the museum's Ben Leroz with a certificate. Actor Martin Quint, who plays Scotty in Star Trek Strange
00:30New Worlds, also took part. The salute was first seen in the original Star Trek series used by
00:36Leonard Nimoy's Spock. Participants raised hands, palms outward, with middle and ring fingers parted.
