Let's twist again: British teenagers compete in Rubik's Cube world cup
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Nov 01 2020 at 9:15 AM GMT
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- The 40-year-old puzzle is now a social media hit and has inspired a documentary.
- How has its appeal endured"When Ern' Rubik invented the Rubik's Cube 40 years ago, he had no idea it would become a household name.
- Four decades on, the brightly coloured 3D puzzle is gaining cult status once more, this time among a younger generation, who are sharing videos of themselves solving it on social media " and even competing in 'speedcubing" events.
- Now two British teenagers are set to take part in the final of the Rubik's Cube world cup, which takes place virtually this week.
- They'll be attempting to beat the current record holder Yusheng Du who can solve the puzzle in a jaw-dropping 3 47 seconds.
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- Published Nov 1, 2020 9:15 AM GMT