Rubic cube's 13x13 ..😀 how long will it take ??

Above the sky there is still the sky, that's the right proverb for the world record-recorder by completing the fastest rubik cube.

Recently Australian citizens were struck by the world record set by Felix Zemdegs of Melbourne.

The 20-year-old man broke the world record in 3x3x3 traditional rubik content with a completion time of 4.73 seconds.

Interestingly, in previous years Felix had participated in the fastest rubik play contest. In 2008, Felix had completed a rubik contest with a time of 13.74 seconds.

In 2010, Felix resumed the rubik with a shorter time of 9.21 seconds to complete the traditional 3x3x3 cube and 42.01 seconds to play 4x4x4 cubes.

While in 2013, Melbourne University students also won the contest Rubik Cube World Championship in Las Vegas, after beating more than 550 other candidates.

With fingers "as fast as electricity," Felix completed the single-player with a performance record of 7.36 seconds.

In 2015 this world record achieved by Lucas Etter, 14-year-old teenager from Lexington, Kentucky, United States. Lucas recorded 4.90 seconds in the rubric championships that took place in Clarksville, Maryland.

Lucas Etter managed to beat the previous record, 5.25 seconds broken by Collin Burns, a teenager from Pennsylvania in April 2015 ago at Doylestowns.

Rubik was created by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian designer. The father of this "magical game" must also take up to a month to "break" the record.

Author:

Eka Nurjanah / State Polytechnic of Jakarta

@Ekanurjanah626

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