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The Rubik’s Cube – the toy you either love or hate

In conjunction with the Rubik’s cube 50th anniversary in 2024, these are some fun facts about the mathematical invention.

Erno Rubik, the Hungarian professor of architecture behind this evergreen invention, struggled solving the Rubik’s cube himself.
Initially built to teach Rubik’s students 3D geometry.
In 1985, it became the first toy to be played in space.
There are online cube solvers as well as cube solver apps today.
As Rubik’s cubes can jam up due to fast-solving, professional speedcubers use a special oil to keep them smooth and they spend much time oiling up these cubes before tournaments or competitions.
There is a version of the Rubik’s cube meant for the visually-challenged.
Robots can solve it in about a second.
Originally called Magic Cube or"Bűvös Kocka".
There is a Netflix documentary on the colourful cube.
There’s a film on the Rubik’s Cube.
A retro version is created in light of the Rubik’s cube 50th anniversary.
It is a toy that offers hands-on engagement and enhances a child’s cognitive ability, unlike many other toys.
The Rubik’s cube has influenced industries and aspects including the arts, accessories, architecture, and even popular culture.
There are various competitions associated with the Rubik’s cube including solving it blindfolded, underwater, and one-handed.
The Rubik’s cube appeals and connects to and with all ages – from kids to adults.
The Malaysia Speedcubing Association under the watch of the Kementerian Belia & Sukan (KBS) is also recognized by the World Cube Association (WCA).
Thanks to YouTube, you can now watch competitions in Video log (Vlog) format.
There’s the Olympics related to the Rubik's cube.
A 21 X 21 X 21 Rubik’s cube is known to be the largest solvable one, with it being solved on YouTube in a little over 25 minutes.
The Rubik’s cube was invented in 1974.
There are various books related to the puzzle toy, with one by the inventor himself titled “Cubed: The Puzzle of Us All” (2020).
There are various Erno Rubik fillable worksheets that are guaranteed to add a fun element in classroom teaching and learning.
The most impressive feat has to be the one by Dan Knights, who completed the Rubik’s cube while skydiving.