To set a new world record, 19-year-old who perished on the Titan submersible took a Rubik’s cube with him

Suleman Dawood, a 19-year-old passenger on the Titan, took a Rubik’s cube along to beat a world record, according to his mom Christine Dawood.

His mom recalled, “He stated, “I’m planning to figure out the Rubik’s cube at the Titanic, 3,700 meters beneath the surface.

She claimed the teen, a student at Glasgow’s University of Strathclyde, approached Guinness World Records in advance of the journey to discuss his attempts.

She continued by saying that Shahzada Dawood, among Pakistan’s wealthiest men, had taken a camera there to document his son’s quest to break the Guinness record.

According to Christine, the teenage boy loved the puzzle a lot, so he took it with him wherever he moved. He could figure it out in 12 seconds since he was so skilled at it.

After the submarine initially lost touch, Christine and her daughter, Alina Dawood, were aboard the Polar Prince, the Titan’s supply ship.

She said to the BBC, “I didn’t understand at the time what that meant—and afterward, it was all terrible from there.”

In respect of Suleman, Christine said that she and her little girl are going to attempt to figure out how they can solve the Rubik’s cube.