Rubik's Cubes

In this post, I will be introducing you to the wonderful world of Rubik's Cubes. The first ever Rubik's Cube was made in Hungary by ErnΕ‘ Rubik in 1974. He invented it so that children could understand 3D objects. There are many different types of Rubik puzzles; the most common is the 3x3 Rubik's Cube. Others are the 2x2, the 4x4, and the Pyramid.


  

              2x2 Cube                       3x3 Cube                      4x4 Cube                      Rubrik's Pyraminx


          Various Rubik's puzzles


General Rubik's Cube Facts

1. Did you know there has been a full Rubik's Cube made out of Lego that can actually twist!

2. The person that made the first cube took over a month to solve it.

3. The world's biggest Rubik's Cube is a 33x33x33.

4. People have been able to solve a cube with one hand while solving another with their feet at the same time.

5. Other talented cubers have been able to solve a cube while blindfolded.

6. A person that is very fast at solving a cube is called a Speed Cuber.

7. Once a Lego robot was built that could solve a cube in 3.253 seconds.

8. There are arround 350 million Rubik's Cubes in the world.

9. There are over 72 different types of Rubik puzzles.


World Records

These are all true world records, except for the last five, which are my personal records:


The world record for solving a standard  3x3: 3.47 seconds (I know it seems impossible, but it's actually true).

Solving three cubes while juggling them: 31.1 seconds

Solving a 2x2:  0.49 seconds.

Solving a 4x4: 17.42 seconds.

Solving a standard cube with one hand: 6.68 seconds

Solving a Pyraminx: 0.91

Solving a cube blindrolded: 14.61

Solving a cube with feet: 16.9 seconds

My personal record for solving a standard cube: 14.802 seconds.

My personal record for solving a 2x2 Rubik's Cube: 1.457 seconds.

My personal record for solving a 4x4: 1.26 minutes.

My record for solving a Pyraminx: 4.10 seconds.

My record for solving a cube with one hand: 30 seconds


Here is a video of me solving a standard cube:




In this video, I was timing myself with an iPad (which is not in view). My time was 39.45 seconds.

I hope you enjoyed this post. In the future I hope to write a post on how to solve a cube, so stay tuned for that.

If you ever want to buy any cubes, click on the website to the very left that sais speed cube shop.

Picture sources:

https://www.amazon.com.au/D-FantiX-Bundle-Mofang-Jiaoshi-Stickerless/dp/B06Y4GF966

https://foreignpolicyi.org/different-types-of-rubiks-cubes/

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