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Chinese man solves complex skewed 'Rubik’s cube' with ease
A Chinese man solved a skewed Rubik's cube-like puzzle with ease.
Footage shows the brain teaser enthusiast twisting the corners of the cube called Skewb until each face displayed a single, solid colour in Shandong, China, on October 23.
He pushed and swiped with smooth motion until the cube was restored.
A Skewb is a twisty puzzle similar to the Rubik's Cube but has a unique design and mechanism. Its corners can rotate independently, allowing for a different kind of movement than traditional cube puzzles.
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