Rubiks Cube pt.1
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History of the cube: inventor solves it after several months while an enthusiast does it in four hours the first official world record in 1982 is 22.95 seconds and modern competition averages drop to sub-10 averages with national records below 10 seconds. Tools and experiments include blindfold memorization taking about 25 minutes, multi‑blind solves scored as solved minus failed within an hour, giant mosaics made from more than 12,000 cubes, and an NXT Lego robotic solver that already outpaces top humans.
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