Titan - The World's Hardest Puzzle: The Everest of Puzzles

It's a well-known trend among puzzlers (puzzler # = puzzle collector) to figure out if the person in front of you managed to solve the Titan? Because everyone knows that the Titan is the hardest puzzle there is.

If you solved it - you reached the top - you climbed the Everest of puzzles.

The puzzle is named after one of Jupiter's moons, and is made of brass with a matte shiny appearance, in the shape of a perfect sphere.
The diameter of the ball is 50 mm.
And its weight is more than 1/2 kg.

The goal is to open the 2 parts of the sphere. . All you can see is the equator in the middle of the sphere, and there is nothing else you can see . . It is impossible to solve it by chance - you will have to literally build a map in your head of how the Titan is built to be able to solve it.


The inventor and manufacturer of the puzzle is a successful industrial designer, 34, from South London named Felix Orr. His passion is to create high-quality, ultra-sophisticated products -
A curiosity that will be passed down from generation to generation
According to Felix, more than fifty percent of the people who bought this puzzle never solved it.

For the solution, click here.



 So what happened to Greg from the video above, you ask? He solved it in the end: Look.