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Professor Splash (born 1960) is the show name of Darren Taylor. Taylor is an American show diver from Denver, Colorado. He is well known for breaking high diving records using small pools.〔(9NEWS.com | Colorado's Online News Leader | 'Professor Splash' makes a record splash at Water World )〕〔(Professor Splash Breaks World Diving Record On Japanese TV | Japan Probe )〕 He holds the ''Guinness World Records'' for highest shallow water dive.〔(- Professor Splash breaks shallow diving record )〕 Taylor has been on The History Channel's Stan Lee's Superhumans and explained the form of his famous dive. Taylor appeared on Discovery Channel's ''Time Warp'' and set a world record dive captured on slow motion cameras. In 2011, Professor Splash appeared on NBC's ''America's Got Talent'' as a part of the auditions that took place in Houston, Texas. He received a "yes" from all three judges and advanced to the Las Vegas round. From the Vegas round, he advanced directly to the live quarterfinals without having to perform. In the quarterfinals, he jumped 36 feet 7 inches into the water, setting a new ''Guinness'' world record. From that height he hit the water traveling at approximately 53 km/h (33 mph).〔(The Splat Calculator (36'7" = 11.1506m) )〕 He was chosen over Seth Grabel in Judge's Choice, advancing into the semifinals. He was eliminated in the semifinals and did not advance to the top 10. Professor Splash was the only performer in 10 seasons to set two Guinness records. He appeared on ITV's ''Red Or Black?''.in the U.K. at Wembley Arena, ''Red Or Black?'' Kiev, Ukraine, and "''Minute of Fame''" in Moscow, Russia He was also on ''Česko Slovensko má talent 2012'' (another version of ''Got Talent''). ==References== 〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Professor Splash」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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