In 1974, Hungarian architecture professor and sculptor Erno Rubik created a cube, which is called Rubik’s Cube. This is a 3D puzzle, which has square boxes of different colors and the boxes of the same color have to be joined together, then the puzzle is solved. It is not easy to solve this, people have to work very hard. Now a smaller version of this Rubik’s Cube (Smallest Rotating Puzzle) has been made, which is equal to a grain of rice. It is so small that it is difficult to even see it properly, forget about solving it. But its price is so high that you can buy 2 bikes for that much money.
According to Guinness World Records, the world’s smallest Rubik’s Cube has been made by Japanese toy making company Mega House. It is so small that it can easily get stuck under your nails. It is 4.99 mm wide and 4.92 mm high, as well as 4.99 mm long. Guinness World Records had recorded this achievement on 23 August 2024. This puzzle is made of aluminum and its weight is 0.33 grams.
Machine has been used to make it. (Photo: TM & Spin Master Toys UK Limited)
World’s smallest Rubik’s Cube
According to the report of New York Post, this cube was made available for pre-order on the manufacturer’s website last Thursday. These will be delivered to the people by next April. You will need tweezers to rotate it. Every order will come with a stand on which it will be written – World’s Smallest Rubik’s Cube. This cube is equal to one 1000th of the original cube. It is made with the help of many machines and cutting tools.
This is the price of Rubik’s Cube
The company thought of making such a cube about 4 years ago and started making it from 2022. This cube was released at the same time when the original Rubik’s Cube completed 50 years. Now let’s talk about the price. In India, a normal bike costs between Rs 1 to 1.5 lakh. For the price of this Rubik’s Cube, you can easily buy 2 bikes and maybe even have some money left after that. Its price is 5320 dollars (4.46 lakh rupees).
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FIRST PUBLISHED: October 8, 2024, 11:54 IST
