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Andromeda Cube
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The Andromeda Cube has 24 axes of rotation, each of which can stop at nine points (eight plus the original location), at which other adjacent turns can be made. The underlying geometry is the pentagonal icositetrahedron (same as small boulder), which is why every axle has five sides. It is a jumbling-only puzzle. Images 7-8 show a tiled version presented by Jason Gavril in February 2018. In 2021 a mass produced version hit the market. See images 9-12. Links
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Thank you to the following people for their assistance in helping collect the information on this page: David Pitcher. Collections This puzzle can be found in collections of these members: Nazhan94: My Escapism Collection Ren1408: Wanted Antony Burt: Twisting by the Pool themathkid: TheMathKid's Collection alacoume: Collection alacoume fbgrac: Bini's Collection SGCuber: Sean's Collection ironesp: Miguel's Collection elkoperr: Elkoperr's collection SoulVendor: SoulVendor's Puzzles Deus4el: Deus Cubes Wishes alexwansay: AlexWan’s collection elijah: My Twistypuzzle collection Joe Andrews: Joe's Collection RabbitMario: RabbitMario's collection Found a mistake or something missing? Edit it yourself or contact the moderator. |
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