Completing a Rubik’s cube in record time has become practically cliched. But how about while skydiving?
James Wilson, from Redhill, England, completed a Rubik’s cube floating in a wind tunnel, performing the feat in 3 minutes and 16 seconds (alright, he wasn’t falling from a plane, but c’mon, you try it!). He’s not the first skydiver to give it a shot, though: a German man claimed in 2010 to have completed the cube in 31.5 seconds—while falling from the sky in a rubber boat.
Completing a Rubik’s cube in record time has become practically cliched. But how about while skydiving?
James Wilson, from Redhill, England, completed a Rubik’s cube floating in a wind tunnel, performing the feat in 3 minutes and 16 seconds (alright, he wasn’t falling from a plane, but c’mon, you try it!). He’s not the first skydiver to give it a shot, though: a German man claimed in 2010 to have completed the cube in 31.5 seconds—while falling from the sky in a rubber boat.