Advanced formula for third-level Rubik's Cube

The advanced formula of the third-order Rubik's Cube is as follows: 1. Find the yellow center and turn the edges around the yellow center into white.

2. Align the color of the edge of the white edge block with the center block of the same color, turn the good side 180 degrees, flip the white side down, and the bottom side becomes a white cross.

3. Find a white corner piece and turn it to the middle centered on the other two face colors.

4. Let the left side of the corner block face you, and do the formula with your right hand: up, left, down, right, and then the white corner block will change to the bottom; if it is not enough to do it once, do it a few more times.

5. Follow the formula several times to align all the color blocks on the white side, so that the colors of the first layer are completed.

6. Turn the white to the bottom, with the yellow center facing up, and then find the top edge that does not contain yellow.

7. Align the orange edge block with the orange center block and observe whether the edge block will turn to the left or right of the center block.

8. Turn the top layer to the right, use your left hand to do up, right, down, and left. Move the opposite side to the right, and use your right hand to do up, left, down, and right. After finishing, the corresponding edge will be moved to the left.

9. If there is no yellow edge on the top layer, place the unrestored edge on the right side. Use your right hand to do up, left, down, and right. Move the side facing you to the left, and use your left hand to do up, right, down, and left. The top layer will appear.

No more yellow edges.

Expanded knowledge: Rubik's Cube, also known as Rubik's Cube, is an intellectual toy originating from Hungary.

It was invented by Hungarian architect Rubik Erno in 1974. The original goal was to make a challenging toy to help people improve their spatial thinking skills and hand-eye coordination.

The Rubik's Cube is usually composed of a 3×3×3 cube, and each face is composed of 6 color blocks. The most common colors are red, yellow, blue, green, orange and white.

These color blocks can be rotated and flipped, allowing players to restore the six sides of the Rubik's Cube through different combinations and rotations.

The Rubik's Cube is highly entertaining and challenging.

In the process of restoring the Rubik's Cube, players need to use various logical thinking and spatial thinking abilities to find various patterns and techniques in the Rubik's Cube.

Recovering the Rubik's Cube requires a lot of practice and experience accumulation. Therefore, the Rubik's Cube has become a hobby and challenge for many people.

In addition to the traditional three-level Rubik's Cube, there are many Rubik's Cubes of different types and difficulties, such as the fourth-level Rubik's Cube, the fifth-level Rubik's Cube, the sixth-level Rubik's Cube, and so on.

In addition, there are some special Rubik's Cubes, such as Mirror Rubik's Cube, Pyramid Rubik's Cube, Five Rubik's Cube, etc. Their designs and structures are different, and they pose different challenges to players.

The Rubik's Cube is widely used in many fields.

For example, in the field of education, the Rubik's Cube can help improve children's logical thinking and spatial thinking abilities; in the field of competition, the Rubik's Cube has become one of the official competition events, and there are many international Rubik's Cube competitions and records.

In general, the Rubik's Cube is a very interesting intellectual toy that not only helps people improve their thinking skills and hand-eye coordination, but also stimulates people's creativity and imagination.

At the same time, the Rubik's Cube is also a very popular cultural symbol. It represents wisdom, challenge and creativity, and has become the hobby and pursuit of many people.