A 17-year-old West Australian takes out the Guinness World Record for the fastest time solving a rotating puzzle cube, while freefalling at 200 kilometres per hour.
A 17-year-old West Australian has taken out the Guinness World Record for the fastest time solving a rotating puzzle cube in freefall.He accomplished the feat while skydiving over Jurien BaySam Sieracki solved a Rubik's Cube in 28.25 seconds while skydiving, after jumping out of an aeroplane at 14,000 feet over Jurien Bay.It took the 17-year-old five attempts to beat the previous record of 30.14 seconds, held by Nitin Subramanian of the United States.
"I decided that I want to be a solo skydiver, so waited impatiently to turn 16 … so that I could become a licensed skydiver and go by myself. "Still being a rookie, I don't have any huge goals for skydiving, just to keep on improving my skills with each jump and having a great time."
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