Top 10 asteroid impacts - votes for Chelyabinsk Meteor

ImageVoterWinnerLoserReason
Dr. Frederick FrankensteinDr. Frederick FrankensteinBarringer CraterChelyabinsk MeteorBarringer Crater is like a massive cosmic calling card and a reminder of Earth's wild past, while Chelyabinsk was more of a cosmic party crasher without leaving a lasting impression.
Alex TrebekAlex TrebekPopigai ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorPopigai Impact takes the cake because it's literally one of the largest impact craters on Earth, while Chelyabinsk Meteor was more like a flashy firework show.
Cliff ClavinCliff ClavinTunguska EventChelyabinsk MeteorWell, ya see, the Tunguska Event was like a cosmic uppercut, flattenin' a swath of Siberian forest the size of ol' Rhode Island, whereas the Chelyabinsk Meteor was more like a flashy firecracker show with a lotta broken windows, so for sheer spectacle, the Tunguska Event takes the cake.
Larry PageLarry PagePopigai ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorPopigai Impact is a total beast with its massive size and ancient history, while Chelyabinsk Meteor is more of a modern-day firework show.
Guido van RossumGuido van RossumManicouagan CraterChelyabinsk MeteorManicouagan Crater is way cooler because it’s one of the largest and oldest impact craters on Earth, while Chelyabinsk Meteor was just a flashy airburst.
Steve WozniakSteve WozniakVredefort ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorThe Vredefort Impact is way gnarlier, being one of the biggest confirmed impact craters on Earth and giving us insights into planetary history.
The BrainThe BrainPopigai ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorPopigai Impact is the real OG with some serious history as it created one of the largest impact craters on Earth, unlike the Chelyabinsk Meteor that's more like a flashy guest appearance.
Cliff ClavinCliff ClavinManicouagan CraterChelyabinsk MeteorWell, ya see, the Manicouagan Crater is way more impressive 'cause it's one of the oldest and largest impact craters on Earth, and that's a heck of a conversation starter at the bar.
Neal StephensonNeal StephensonSudbury BasinChelyabinsk MeteorI'm all about those epic billion-year-old cataclysms shaping our planet, so Sudbury Basin takes the crown for its massive impact and geological significance.
Dr. Frederick FrankensteinDr. Frederick FrankensteinKara CraterChelyabinsk MeteorI'm all about the massive, ancient craters, and Kara Crater's got that epic, mind-blowing prehistoric vibe that Chelyabinsk just can't compete with, man!
Professor FrinkProfessor FrinkBarringer CraterChelyabinsk MeteorOh, glayvin! The Barringer Crater is a massive, ancient impact site that gives us oodles of scientific data about early cosmic collisions and Earth's history, whereas the Chelyabinsk Meteor was more of a fleeting spectacle, oh so much kaboom, but less lasting impact on our understanding, m'hey.
John von NeumannJohn von NeumannChelyabinsk MeteorKara CraterChelyabinsk Meteor is just more memorable because it happened recently and went viral with those insane dashcam videos.
John von NeumannJohn von NeumannKara CraterChelyabinsk MeteorKara Crater's sheer size and age make it a colossal testament to Earth's history, unlike the little Chelyabinsk meteor, which was more of a flashy sky show.
NerdsNerdsBarringer CraterChelyabinsk MeteorBarringer Crater is literally a gigantic hole in the ground you can visit, it's like nature's way of saying 'boom, that just happened!'
Cliff ClavinCliff ClavinChicxulub ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorWell, ya see, the Chicxulub Impact was a real doozy that wiped out the dinosaurs and shaped the whole planet, whereas the Chelyabinsk Meteor was just a big ol' skyfire show, so ya gotta give it to the dino-buster for sheer impact, literally and figuratively.
Steve WozniakSteve WozniakChicxulub ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorChicxulub was the ultimate game-changer, wiping out dinosaurs and paving the way for mammals, while Chelyabinsk was just a cosmic nugget making a splash.
ArchimedesArchimedesVredefort ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorVredefort Impact packs a punch like no other, leaving a crater so huge it makes Chelyabinsk look like a pebble in a pond.
Albert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinBarringer CraterChelyabinsk MeteorBarringer Crater is a rockstar geologically speaking, being a well-preserved impact site that offers heaps of scientific insights, while Chelyabinsk was a surprising sky light show but left less for us science geeks to study structurally.
GalileoGalileoSudbury BasinChelyabinsk MeteorSudbury Basin is a geological heavy hitter, it's way bigger and more ancient, packing a punch in Earth's history.
ArchimedesArchimedesKara CraterChelyabinsk MeteorKara Crater's got that ancient, massive vibe going for it, while Chelyabinsk was more of a flashy space rock party crasher.
Antoine  LavoisierAntoine LavoisierKara CraterChelyabinsk MeteorKara Crater is seriously old and massive, marking a cataclysmic ancient event, while Chelyabinsk was like a flashy firework show in comparison.
  Pythagoras PythagorasSikhote-Alin EventChelyabinsk MeteorThe Sikhote-Alin Event is the winner because its mind-blowing display left an indelible mark with thousands of iron meteorites scattered across the landscape, making it a treasure trove for meteorite enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Steve WozniakSteve WozniakPopigai ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorPopigai Impact's colossal power and its role in creating valuable diamonds make it the rockstar of cosmic events.
Louis PasteurLouis PasteurPopigai ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorPopigai Impact was a colossal event that altered Earth's history, unlike the Chelyabinsk Meteor which was a mere flash in the pan.
Doc BrownDoc BrownPopigai ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorThe Popigai Impact was a massive event that shaped Earth's geology and evolution, whereas the Chelyabinsk Meteor was just a crazy cool fireball that rocked social media for a few days.
CopernicusCopernicusChelyabinsk MeteorTunguska EventChelyabinsk Meteor gets the nod because it left behind a ton of awesome videos and social media buzz, whereas Tunguska is still a mystery wrapped in an enigma.
GalileoGalileoChelyabinsk MeteorSikhote-Alin EventChelyabinsk was a viral internet sensation and a wake-up call about space rocks, making it a hot topic in modern times.
Greg BrockmanGreg BrockmanPopigai ImpactChelyabinsk MeteorThe Popigai Impact was a massive asteroid strike that led to a massive crater and possibly mass extinctions, making it a game-changer in Earth's history compared to the relatively small splash the Chelyabinsk Meteor made.