Most puzzle enthusiasts know that the key to creating the picture on the box is to grab the edge puzzle pieces first and construct the border.
However, a new jigsaw puzzle defies all the laws of this creative game, as it does not have a specific shape, starting point or edges.
Called Infinite Galaxy Puzzle, this mystifying 133-piece game lets player begin anywhere, on any side and is decorated with an image of the galactic center from the Hubble Observatory.
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Infinite Galaxy Puzzle is a mystifying puzzle with 133-pieces that lets player begin anywhere, on any side and is decorated with an image of the galactic center from the Hubble observatory It is designed with wood and made with science math and laser by the firm Nervous System
Nervous System is the mastermind behind this impossible puzzle who used wood and science math to put the entire thing together.
'Our puzzles are all about bringing back the artistry and playfulness of traditional hand cut puzzles while exploring the possibilities of new technology,' states the Nervous System website – creators of the puzzle.
'A part of that artisan tradition are 'trick' puzzles, puzzles that can be assembled in multiple ways often to create a witty pun or interesting transformation.'
'Our infinity puzzles build on that tradition with a new mathematical twist that would be almost impossible with hand cutting, a puzzle that tiles in every direction.'
Users can start anywhere they want on the puzzle, as there are no rules that you must begin with an edge or look for the most detailed pieces.
The puzzle is based on the geometric concept called a Klein bottle, which is a theoretical 3D shape that mathematically identical both inside and out.
Another tip many professional puzzlers would say is that you should first turn over all of the pieces so the artwork is visible – but again, this rule doesn't apply to the Infinite Galaxy Puzzle.
This impossible puzzle features an image of the Milky Way's galactic core and even if you take one piece from the top and put it to the bottom, the pictures still shows the cosmic image
The Infinite Galaxy Puzzle has 133 pieces and is based on the geometric concept called a Klein bottle, which is a theoretical 3D shape that mathematically identical both inside and out. And the puzzle has special space themed pieces like an astronaut and satellite
This impossible puzzle features an image of the Milky Way's galactic core and even if you take one piece from the top and put it to the bottom, the pictures still shows the cosmic image.
And the puzzle has special space themed pieces like an astronaut and spaceship.
'Our generative puzzles are made with math, science and lasers,' explains Nervous System.
The puzzle is based on the geometric concept called a Klein bottle, which is a theoretical 3D shape that mathematically identical both inside and out. The intricate branching shapes of our puzzle pieces emerge from a simulation of crystal growth and are laser cut from plywood
'The intricate branching shapes of our puzzle pieces emerge from a simulation of crystal growth and are laser cut from plywood.'
By combining mathematical simulation with precision CNC cutting, we create new kinds of jigsaw puzzles that could never be made before.'
The Infinite Galaxy Puzzle can be purchased for $100.00 and the firm states it will ship in two weeks from when the order is placed.