It first appeared at Burning Man, providing a guiding light in the wastes, and now it’s coming to Seattle’s Pacific Science Center. What is it? Why, it’s a huge 26-foot Rubik’s cube that can actually ...

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I suppose after you build yourself a giant 26-foot-tall functioning Rubik’s cube at Burning Man, there’s only one thing left to do: take that show to Seattle’s Pacific Science Center. So is the case ...

Rubik's Cubes are hard to solve, even when they're small enough to fit on your hand. But why not go bigger? Famed puzzlemaker Tony Fisher claims to have made the world's largest, working Rubik's Cube.