THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION TO

RUBIK'S CUBE


A unique solution using only two series

Requires only 65 moves to solve a scrambled Rubik's Cube

 

 

This site also contains solutions to

2x2x2 cubes

3x3x3 cubes with images

4x4x4 cubes

5x5x5 cubes

dodecahedron

 


The Ultimate Solution to Rubik's Cube

The Edge Piece Series

The Corner Piece Series

Step One:   The Cross

Step Two:   Center Section Edge Pieces

Step Three:   Top Edge Pieces

Step Four:   Five Corner Pieces

Step Five:   The End Game

 

 

The Ultimate Solution to Rubik's Pocket Cube

The Ultimate Solution to Rubik's Cube with Oriented Images

The Ultimate Solution to Rubik's Revenge

The Ultimate Solution to The Professor Cube

The Ultimate Solution to Megaminx

Other Puzzles

A Comparison of Various Methods


If you have mastered The Ultimate Solution to Rubik's Cube and also solved scrambled versions of  the other cubes given above, then perhaps you are ready for a still more challenging puzzle.  In theory one can design a true four dimensional analog of Rubik's Cube (3x3x3x3).  While one cannot make a working model of this puzzle in the real world, one can project its image into three dimensions which can then be displayed, manipulated and solved using standard 3D computer graphics   You can find MAGIC CUBE 4D on the web.  It was designed and constructed over a period of several years by Daniel Green and Don Hatch with later help from E. Jay Birkenbilt. 

Check it out!

                                                                 

 

Latest revision:  4-6-2005

 

Philip Marshall
prmhem@olympus.net