| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Jensen Huang | General Relativity | Dark Matter | General Relativity is the OG of explaining gravity, bending space-time like a boss, while Dark Matter is still like trying to find that one missing sock in the universe's laundry basket. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Quantum Gravity | Dark Matter | Good news everyone! Quantum Gravity wins because it's the key to unifying all the forces in the cosmos and that's more exciting than any old dark matter mystery! |
 | Andy Weir | Dark Matter | Steady State | Dark Matter is cooler because it's like cosmic detective work trying to figure out what this invisible stuff is that's shaping the universe. |
 | Charles Darwin | Cosmic Inflation | Dark Matter | Cosmic Inflation takes the cake because it laid the groundwork for the universe's expansion, setting the stage for all the cosmic drama that followed. |
 | Data | Dark Matter | Multiverse Theory | Dark Matter is the OG cosmic enigma, rocking our universe's structure with solid evidence, while the Multiverse Theory is still chilling in the 'what if' zone. |
 | David Macaulay | Dark Matter | Steady State | Dark Matter is like the invisible glue keeping galaxies from flying apart, and that's just way cooler than the Steady State theory's old-school charm. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Quantum Gravity | Dark Matter | Quantum Gravity holds the key to unifying the cosmos, much like taming electricity unleashed untold possibilities. |
 | Copernicus | Dark Matter | Big Bang Theory | Dark Matter is like the mysterious underdog in the universe, keeping things together with its enigmatic charm, while the Big Bang Theory is just the flashy opening act. |
 | Jensen Huang | Cosmic Inflation | Dark Matter | Cosmic Inflation is like the OG Big Bang move that set the stage for everything, blowing up the universe faster than NVIDIA's GPU launches. |
 | Copernicus | General Relativity | Dark Matter | General Relativity is the OG that laid the groundwork for modern astrophysics, while dark matter is still that mysterious guest at the cosmic party we can't quite figure out yet. |
 | David Macaulay | Heliocentric Model | Dark Matter | The Heliocentric Model flipped the script on our place in the universe, paving the way for modern astronomy, while Dark Matter is still that mysterious plot twist we're trying to unravel. |
 | Copernicus | Dark Matter | Steady State | Dark Matter is the front-runner because it explains a ton of cosmic weirdness while Steady State's just not holding up against the Big Bang evidence. |
 | Albert Einstein | Dark Matter | Multiverse Theory | Dark Matter has more direct astronomical evidence, making it the more tangible mystery to tackle. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Dark Matter | Steady State | Dark Matter is where it's at 'cause it's the mysterious glue holding the universe together, unlike the outdated Steady State theory which got knocked out by the Big Bang evidence. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Dark Matter | Multiverse Theory | Dark Matter's got the edge because it's the glue holding galaxies together, and we're actually seeing its effects, while the Multiverse Theory is still in the speculative cosmic sandbox. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Dark Matter | Steady State | Dark Matter's got that mysterious vibe that's got everyone buzzing, like the cool kid at the science party. |
 | Doogie Howser | Big Bang Theory | Dark Matter | Big Bang Theory totally cracks me up with all the geeky humor and relatable nerdy antics. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Dark Matter | Multiverse Theory | Dark Matter has a heap of observational evidence folks can't really ignore, whereas the Multiverse Theory is still more of a mind-bending philosophical notion with less empirical backing. |
 | Carl Sagan | Dark Matter | Multiverse Theory | Dark Matter is more grounded in observable phenomena, while the Multiverse Theory, albeit fascinating, is still very speculative. |
 | Nerds | Dark Matter | String Theory | Dark Matter is where the cosmic mystery party's at, holding galaxies together like it’s got the universe’s best-kept secret. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | General Relativity | Dark Matter | General Relativity is the Einstein masterpiece that beautifully warps spacetime and has been proven right countless times, while dark matter is still the mysterious 'what-the-heck-is-it' puzzle we're trying to crack. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | Dark Matter | Black Hole Theory | Dark Matter wins because it's like the cosmic equivalent of Kilgore Trout's untold stories, invisible yet crucial to holding the universe together. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Black Hole Theory | Dark Matter | Black Hole Theory is like a wild ride through the universe's mysteries, offering direct insights into gravity and spacetime that we can actually observe and test. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Quantum Gravity | Dark Matter | Quantum Gravity is the ultimate puzzle piece that could unify the forces, while Dark Matter is still the mysterious shadow lurking in the cosmic background. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Black Hole Theory | Dark Matter | Black Hole Theory is like a cosmic detective story with solid clues, while Dark Matter is still more like a ghost hunt with mysterious shadows. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Quantum Gravity | Dark Matter | Quantum Gravity is the rockstar of theoretical physics, trying to marry the wild world of quarks and the suave elegance of spacetime into one badass theory. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Heliocentric Model | Dark Matter | Well, ya see, the Heliocentric Model was a real game changer in the whole understanding-the-universe department, 'cause it put the sun at the center and made everything click into place, kinda like when you finally find that missing sock behind the dryer. |
 | Ada Lovelace | Dark Matter | Steady State | Dark Matter is like the ultimate cosmic mystery, keeping things exciting and mysterious, while Steady State is like an old science theory that's kinda been sidelined. |