Did you know?! – 10 interesting facts about the world-famous Rubik’s Cube – VIDEO

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The little “Magic Cube” was born more than 40 years ago and has become world-famous thanks to the Hungarian engineer-inventor, Ernő Rubik. The iconic logic game conquered millions of people since then and also turned up in the most celebrated Hollywood films, spinning in the hands of Will Smith or Ryan Gosling. Come along and discover ten interesting facts about the Rubik’s Cube that might surprise you! 😉
- Even though Ernő Rubik invented the famous Magic Cube in 1975, it received its patent only two years later 31st December 1977, so the Hungarian game designer could start the year of 1978 as an inventor.
- The original name of the iconic game was Magic Cube, which was changed to Rubik’s Cube by the Hungarian inventor in 1980.
- Ernő Rubik originally developed his invention for teaching purposes; he wanted to introduce the spatial movement of bodies to his university students.
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Solving the “three-dimensional puzzle game” can be challenging, which is not a coincidence, as its sides can be rotated into an unspeakable number of different positions; numerically: 43,252,003,274,489,856,000.
- The inventor also admitted that initially, it took him weeks to solve the riddle of the cube. According to Ernő Rubik, his invention is a “reminder never to give up. There is always a solution.”






The Rubik’s cube will always be a great Hungarian invention because it symbolizes the Hungarian language that makes Hungarians so creative. Like the language, it’s three dimensional, it’s omni directional, it can be molded into almost infinite possibilities. It’s were the word Magyarazni comes from. The language talks it’s way to a logical solution.
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