If one of the most famous open problems in graph theory has been solved, in under an hour (!!!), not only is it incredibly quick. It would be the first time a maths proof of this stature would have a machine as its sole author.

9 year old Polish wunderkind Teodor Zajder has smashed the Rubik's cube world record, solving a scrambled cube in … get this … just 2.766 seconds. Yes that's not a misprint. The 3 second barrier has been shattered.

14 March is both Albert Einstein’s birthday and a day for maths nerds to celebrate the glory of π. Let’s get our geek on double time!

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