Image Courtesy: Screengrab taken from video posted on YouTube by @RedKB
You thought solving a regular 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube was too hard? Let "twisty puzzles" lover Kenneth Bradon show you what it's like to solve a 17x17x17 cube puzzle. All you need to accomplish this feat: a few spare hours on your hands and lots and lots of patience.
In a time-lapse video that has gone completely viral, Kenneth Bradon starts by explaining how the cube, designed by Oskar van Deventer, is a world record largest Rubik's Cube type puzzle. Whoa!
Kenneth then begins to work his magic on the intimidating puzzle using the reduction method. While watching him may make your head spin, the cube solver says, "... solving a 17x17 isn't that hard but it is very tedious."
Take a look at the amazing video and consider picking up a regular cube for yourself to start with. Maybe you too find yourself solving a 17x17x17 in the near future.
In a time-lapse video that has gone completely viral, Kenneth Bradon starts by explaining how the cube, designed by Oskar van Deventer, is a world record largest Rubik's Cube type puzzle. Whoa!
Kenneth then begins to work his magic on the intimidating puzzle using the reduction method. While watching him may make your head spin, the cube solver says, "... solving a 17x17 isn't that hard but it is very tedious."
Take a look at the amazing video and consider picking up a regular cube for yourself to start with. Maybe you too find yourself solving a 17x17x17 in the near future.
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