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A 15-year-old from Singapore turned his Rubik's Cube skills into a world record, assembling Mr. Potato Head faster than anyone on Earth. After 400 practice attempts and one disqualification, Calen Seah finally achieved his childhood dream.
A 15-year-old Filipino speed cuber just broke the world record for solving a Rubik's Cube one-handed in an astonishing 5.33 seconds. Crimson Arradaza's historic performance put the Philippines on the global mind sports map.
A 15-year-old from the Philippines just became the fastest one-handed Rubik's cube solver in the world, completing the puzzle in just 5.33 seconds. Crimson Arradaza broke the world record the day after his birthday, putting Southeast Asia on the global mind sports map.
A 23-year-old German medical student just set a world record by solving a Rubik's Cube in 22.333 seconds while freefalling from a plane at 200 kilometers per hour. Tom Kopke's jaw-dropping achievement required mastering both speed-cubing and staying calm while plummeting toward Earth.
Xuanyi Geng just solved a Rubik's Cube in an average of 3.71 seconds, breaking his own world record and proving human hands can move faster than most people can blink. The Chinese speedcuber's incredible feat shows how far dedication and practice can push human potential.
A California company just unveiled an AI that gives robots human-level hand skills, from cooking 20-step meals to solving Rubik's Cubes. The breakthrough could transform how robots help in homes, labs, and workplaces everywhere.
A 23-year-old medical student just set a world record by solving a Rubik's Cube in freefall, completing the challenge in just over 23 seconds while plummeting through the sky above South Africa. Tom Kopke turned his YouTube dream into reality, proving that sometimes the best way to reach your goals is to literally jump at them.
A speedcuber from New York has officially set a new world record for solving a Rubik's Cube. The achievement represents years of practice and dedication to the competitive puzzle-solving community.
Frank Zieminski turned a 1970s hobby into history-making achievement at age 95, becoming the oldest person to solve a 3x3 Rubik's Cube in competition. The West Seneca grandfather didn't stop there, claiming three world records in one day.
A West Seneca man who started solving Rubik's Cubes as a hobby in the 1970s just became the oldest person ever to compete in the senior category, breaking three world records at age 95. Frank Zieminski proved that passion and dedication have no expiration date.