Did you know that in mathematics, a solid cube can be split into abstract, non-physical pieces and rearranged to form two identical cubes? This mind-bending concept, known as the Cube Paradox, is a 3D extension of the famous Banach–Tarski paradox. #CubeParadox,#BanachTarski,#MindBlownMath,#MathMagic,#ImpossibleMath,#MathIsWeird,#AbstractGeometry,#MathFacts,#MathVisualization,#MathCuriosity @highlight | Enknowledgepedia

WATCH: 21-YEAR-OLD SETS NEW WORLD RECORD BY SOLVING RUBIK’S CUBE IN 3 SECONDS A 21-year-old man just set a new world record by solving a 3x3x3 Rubik’s cube in 3.13 seconds. According to the Guinness World Records, Max Park succeeded in his attempt to solve a rotating puzzle cube for the fastest time ever in California, USA on June 11. With his feat, he beat the record of China’s Yusheng Du at 3.47. The GWR said Max holds various speedcubing records, including the single solve and average solve w

The Rubik’s cube world record has been broken at 3.13 seconds 🇺🇸 | ForAmerica

9.1M views · 3.5K reactions | The current world record for solving a Rubik's cube is 3.47 seconds. Could it be faster? | WIRED | Facebook