Is there anyone who can translate at least an overview of what was said?
Part 1
[3:50] Hello. Everyone knows that Rubik's cubes have different complexity: 3x3, 4x4 and even 7x7. But today I'll show you something unusual, something you probably have never seen before. Here are puzzles with 12 sides, not 6 like classic Rubik's cube. 12 colors. It is hundreds times more difficult to solve it than the Rubik's cube. All three puzzles are scrambled in different ways. Now I'll try to solve one of it with closed eyes. Slava [one of the judges], choose 1, 2 or 3.
- 3.
- Thanks. I close my eyes and ask my assistant to bring me the puzzle number 3.
[whispering something about the scramble and sexy moves]
- I'm ready, let's go.
[6:30] Well, unfortunately I failed. It seems I made a mistake. I ask judges for another try.
- Ok. I see it for the first time. How is it called?
- Megaminx.
- Ok. Try to solve number 1. [talking some stuff about numbers]
- If you allow, I'll take a look at the puzzle and take it my self...
- Ok
- ... because the problem might be that I take it in the wrong orientation.
...
- I'm ready.
[9:11] Thank you. But this is not all. Like I said, it is hundreds times harder to solve this puzzle. But now I'll show you something that is thousands times harder even this. Here are 3 11x11 cubes. Some professional can't solve it. Igor [name of another judge], choose 1, 2 or 3.
- Number 1 [talking some stuff about numbers]
- To be honest, this is the first time I solve it in live broadcast. So I ask you for silence.
...
- I'm ready.
[13:36] Thank you.
Part 2
- We continue, this is not all. Here is the final part of my performance. I need 28 cubes 7x7 for it. Each of these cubes has ciphered combination [:fp], and their sum represents a whole algorithm [:fp:fp]. I'll try to render this algorithm with my eyes closed.
...
- I'm ready. Let's go.
...
[5:05] Thank you.
And it wasn't right. But I'm still impressed
