Speed Ahead Into Tomorrow's World Of Science And Technology
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TOTW: Google's Project Ara Modular Phone May Be The Future Of SmartphonesOctober 30, 2014 -
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http://fftech.net/totw-cubestormer-iii/ :
“But somewhere out there, for each 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 possible combinations, there is a way to finish the cube in only 29 moves, since there is 29 squares on a cube.”
THIS IS NOT TRUE. Where are the 29 squares on a Rubik’s Cube ? Some people are laughing about it (your article) on a Rubik’s Cube forum ! Moreover, we can finish the cube in less than 29 moves (20 or 26 depending of the definition of a move (HTM or QTM) ).
Thank’s for changing that and sorry for my bad english (this is not my own language) !
Thanks for pointing this out! You’re right, it’s obviously not true that a Rubik’s Cube has 29 sides. My mistake! How’s this do as a replacement?
“But somewhere out there, for each 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 possible combinations, there is a way to finish the cube in only 54 moves, as there are 54 colored squares on a cube. 54 isn’t the minimum amount of moves, though, as many algorithms and computer simulations have shown that it’s possible to solve the cube in an optimal range of 20 – 26 moves. In fact, an equation known as God’s Algorithm proved that any cube can be solved in 20 moves or less, henceforth making 20 known as God’s Number.”
Again, thanks for pointing this out!