YOU CAN’T DO THE CUBE!

Doncaster doc dubs 3D puzzle ‘unsolvable’

FOR the second time, children in playgrounds up and down the country have gone cube crazy as a new generation of puzzle solvers become captivated by the devilishly difficult Rubik’s Cube. Since its first appearance in UK toy shops almost 50 years ago, the Rubik’s Cube has foxed and delighted some of the greatest minds of our generation, with people aged from 6 to 66 – and above, and some even younger – attempting to sort the cube’s 54 coloured faces back into order. With thousands of books and videos available showing how to solve the puzzle and ‘speed cubing’ records being broken weekly, it seems that the Rubik’s Cube has been well and truly cracked… or has it? Not according to Doncaster resident Dr Richard Unfold, a self-proclaimed Rubik’s…

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Viz (Digital) - 1 Issue, November 2023

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