Wouldn’t it depend on latitude? It would be much less than 463 metres at the latitudes of Europe

How is everyone getting this ai overview? All I get when I google something is the usual stuff.

It’s a sad day for Aussie cubers. Daily Puzzles (Australia’s largest twisty puzzle retailer) have announced that they’re closing down :(.

Arctic sea ice has been consistently shrinking since at least 1980. So have the Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets. The East Antarctic ice sheet has by contrast been constantly growing since records began, which is probably where you got your factoid from. But this is due to local phenomena, such as the Antarctic ozone hole, increasing westerly wind strength and increasing snowfall. East Antarctica is one of the few regions which seems to have escaped the effects of climate change (so far).

There’s almost no doubt that the world is warming overall due to human activity. The fossil fuel industry doesn’t like this, so they put out propaganda to counter facts. Do your own research :).

Adding to this, M2 U2 M2 swaps the 2 opposite edges in the top layer as well as the 2 opposite cross edges. So, if you mess up your cross, you can do the entirety of F2L and OLL, then do M2 U2 M2 before PLL, also swapping 2 top edges in such a way that you “force” a good PLL (IIRC you can turn a G perm into a J perm by doing this).

How does one cut one’s arm on a passing shark? Sharks are smooth as can be.

Edit: Never mind just read the article and he cut his arm on a tooth while the shark swam past open-mouthed.

The Australian equivalent is “a few snags (sausages) short of a barbie (barbeque)”