Sunday, May 26, 2013, 5.54 AM
PLANNING THEIR STRATEGY
Kris De Asis, David Adams, and Kevin Hays, plan their attempt to solve the Groovik's Cube, an electronic 15-foot Rubik's Cube puzzle, on Sunday at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle. The team of three each controlled certain sides of the cube using computer consoles and set a new world record of 5 minutes, 19.03 seconds to solve the puzzle. The attempt was part of a day-long cube-solving competition. -- AP Photo
Kris De Asis, David Adams, and Kevin Hays, plan their attempt to solve the Groovik's Cube, an electronic 15-foot Rubik's Cube puzzle, on Sunday at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle. The team of three each controlled certain sides of the cube using computer consoles and set a new world record of 5 minutes, 19.03 seconds to solve the puzzle. The attempt was part of a day-long cube-solving competition. -- AP Photo
