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May 11, 2017

The world’s smallest Rubik’s cube

by Larra Morris

After previously building the world’s largest Rubik’s cube, puzzle maker Tony Fisher has turned around and built the world’s smallest Rubik’s cube, measuring a scant 5.6mm square, or roughly the length of your ex-boyfriend’s penis. His brain was not much larger. This particular nano-cube has to be solved with a pair of tweezers, or a highly trained gerbil.

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