On Saturday, Dec. 8, the most talented speed cubers in New Jersey came to LSC for the annual Rubik's Cube Speed Cubing Competition!

Here are a few of our favorite photos from the event:

There were multiple competitions held throughout the day.

For the 2x2x2 Cube event, Krish Shah-Nathwani got first place with a result of 2.68, Kymberlyn Calderon got second place with a result of 2.75, and Louis Meunier got third place with a result of 3.20.

For the 3x3x3 Cube event, Daniel Gutierrez got first place with a result of 7.78, James Karras got second place with a result of 9.22, and Kymberlyn Calderon got third place with a result of 9.76.

For the 6x6x6 Cube event, Michael Gottlieb got first place with a result of 2:09.56, Sam Schultz got second place with a result of 2:13.96, and Kymberlyn Calderon got third place with a result of 2:26.25.

For the Pyramix event, Jinseo Hong got first place with a result of 3.46, Krish Shah-Nathwani got second place with a result of 4.17, and Daniel Gutierrez got third place with a result of 4.31.

For the one-handed event, Parker Trager got first place with a result of 14.05, Andrew Bae got second place with a result of 14.17, and Daniel Gutierrez got third place with a result of 16.49.

Thanks to everyone who came out for all the fun!

Liberty Science Center is creator of Beyond Rubik's Cube, the world's first museum exhibition all about the Rubik's Cube puzzle. It boasts 7,000 sq ft of games, puzzles, history, art, and engineering, all inspired by Ernő Rubik's best-selling masterpiece. Click here to learn more.

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