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Step 1: Solve the edge pieces of the top layer
Step 2: Solve the corner pieces of the top layer
Step 3: Solve the edge pieces of the middle layer
Step 4: Orient the last layer edge pieces
Step 5: Permute the four last layer corner pieces

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SeungBeom Cho

SeungBeom Cho (조승범) set a new Rubik's Cube World Record in the first round of the ChicaGhosts 2017 competition on October 28, 2017 Chicago, Illinois USA.He solved the cube in 4.59 seconds.

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FELIX ZEMDEGS

Feliks completed the Rubik's cube puzzle in just 4.22 seconds to take the title from SeungBeom Cho (Republic of Korea) who, according to the World Cube Association (the official organisation that regulates Rubik’s Cube competitions), held the record with a time of 4.59 sec.

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Robótica

A robot called the Sub1 solved a Rubik’s Cube in 0.637-seconds, earning it the Guinness World Record for being the fastest cube-solving bot. That honor did not last long as a pair of engineers have demonstrated a new robot that can solve a Rubik’s Cube in almost half that time: a mere 0.38 seconds.

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The Rubiks Rubik's Cube is a cube consisting of 6 sides with 89 individual pieces on each. The main objective when using one is to recreate it's original position, a solid color for each side, with out removing any piece from the cube. Though it is colorful and looks like a children's toy, there have been many championships for it's completion.It'sThis unique design was made by an engineer named Erno Rubik, a socialist bureaucrat who lived in Budapest, Hungary. He built the simple toy in his mother's apartment and did not know of the 500 million people who were going to become overly perplexed over it. His first idea of the cube came in the Spring of 1974.

Top 10 Fastest Rubik's Cube Speedcubers

Name Country Event time
Feliks Zemdegs Australia Cube For Cambodia 2018 4.22
SeungBeom Cho South Korea ChicaGhosts 2017 4.59
Patrick Ponce USA Rally in the Valley 2017 4.69
Feliks Zemdegs Australia POPS Open, Melbourne 2016 4.73
Mats Valk Netherlands Jawa Timur Open 2016 4.74
Lucas Etter USA River Hill Fall 2015 4.90
Keaton Ellis USA River Hill Fall 2015 5.09
Collin Burns USA Doylestown Spring 2015 5.25
Mats Valk Netherlands Zonhoven Open 2013 5.55
Feliks Zemdegs Australia Melbourne Winter Open 2011 5.66
Feliks Zemdegs Australia Melbourne Winter Open 2011 6.18
Feliks Zemdegs Australia Kubaroo Open 2011 6.24
Feliks Zemdegs Australia Melbourne Summer Open 2011 6.65
Feliks Zemdegs Australia Melbourne Cube Day 2010 6.67
Feliks Zemdegs Australia Melbourne Cube Day 2010 7.03
Erik Akkersdijk Netherlands Czech Open 2008 7.08
Yu Nakajima Japan Kashiwa Open 2008 8.72
Edorard Chambon France Murcia Open 2008 9.18

The biggest misconception about cubing is that it's difficult,which is really isn't.

Collin Burns

I started cubing in April, 2008, after browsing youtube. I saw there were youtube awards for different categories, and the award for best instructional video was Dan Brown’s “How to solve a Rubik’s Cube” I didn’t have one at home, so I went to the shops and bought a cheap one, and solved it within a few hours of first watching the video.

Feliks Zemdegs

I started when I was 11. I was still in my last year of elementary school and my teacher she bought me a cube in the class and I was interested.I thought it was like a impossible challenge so I was like pushing myself to learn that and after a week I was able to solve the first two layer by myself without any help and then I went to mom 'cause I wasn't able to solve the last layer and it turned out she still had the book from the 80' that how to solve a Rubik's cube so she gave that to me and I started reading and reading and it took me about a week I think before I was able to solve the Rubik's cube and it was just like as slow as anyone else. I think it's like 10min or maybe even worse and after that I was just kept practicing and practicing.

Mats Valk

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