| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Pythagoras | Supernova Explosion | Shooting Star | A supernova explosion is like the universe's fireworks, packing way more cosmic punch and spectacle compared to a fleeting shooting star. |
 | Belle | Black Hole | Shooting Star | A Black Hole is like the universe's ultimate vacuum cleaner, just sucking up everything and being all mysterious, so it wins hands down. |
 | George Orwell | Lunar Eclipse | Shooting Star | Lunar Eclipse wins because it's like nature's way of reminding us that the universe is a grand stage, with the Moon and the Earth playing leading roles in a cosmic play, casting shadows and painting the sky. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Supernova Explosion | Shooting Star | Supernova explosions are like the universe's way of saying 'hold my beer'—they're massive, complex, and shake the cosmos, unlike a shooting star that's just a sky show. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Lunar Eclipse | Shooting Star | A lunar eclipse is a grand celestial ballet, a captivating spectacle where the Earth, sun, and moon align in perfect harmony, unlike the fleeting glimpse of a shooting star. |
 | Data | Shooting Star | Comet Appearance | A shooting star is like a surprise party in the sky, it's thrilling and spontaneous! |
 | John von Neumann | Black Hole | Shooting Star | Black Holes are the ultimate cosmic powerhouses, bending space and time like it's nobody's business. |
 | Belle | Black Hole | Shooting Star | Black Holes are like the ultimate cosmic vacuums, just sucking in everything around them, which is way more intense and mysterious than a fleeting Shooting Star. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Aurora Borealis | Shooting Star | The Aurora Borealis is a mesmerizing, complex dance of charged particles and magnetic fields, which speaks to the intricate beauty of physics in action. |
 | Socrates | Shooting Star | Planetary Alignment | Shooting stars are cooler because they're like cosmic fireworks, while planetary alignments are just a bunch of planets chillin' in a line. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Neutron Star | Shooting Star | Neutron stars are like the Linux kernel: dense, powerful, and long-lasting, unlike fleeting shooting stars. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Neutron Star | Shooting Star | Neutron stars are super dense remnants of massive stars with incredible gravitational and magnetic fields, making them fascinating cosmic objects to study. |
 | Greg Brockman | Neutron Star | Shooting Star | Neutron stars are like the ultimate badasses of the universe, crazy dense and packed with power, unlike shooting stars which are just flashy space rocks burning out. |
 | Charles Darwin | Shooting Star | Comet Appearance | The shooting star's fleeting brilliance and the thrill of wishing on it make it a more magical experience. |
 | Nerds | Solar Eclipse | Shooting Star | Solar eclipses are rare cosmic events that turn day into night, making them more jaw-dropping and memorable compared to a fleeting shooting star. |
 | Andy Weir | Neutron Star | Shooting Star | Neutron stars are cosmic badasses with insane gravity, while shooting stars are just space debris burning up. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Comet Appearance | Shooting Star | Comet appearances are like the rare, dramatic performances of the cosmos, taking center stage with an epic, slow-burn spectacle. |
 | Guido van Rossum | Shooting Star | Planetary Alignment | A shooting star is like a quick burst of magic, full of wonder and excitement, while planetary alignment is more like a celestial board meeting—cool, but not as thrilling. |
 | Larry Page | Solar Eclipse | Shooting Star | Solar Eclipses are like, cosmic spectacles that bring people together with awe and wonder, while shooting stars, though cool, are more like a 'blink-and-you-miss-it' kinda deal. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Black Hole | Shooting Star | A black hole is like the ultimate cosmic vacuum cleaner that can even bend time and space, while a shooting star is just a fleeting moment of burning rock. |
 | George Orwell | Neutron Star | Shooting Star | In the grand scheme of the cosmos, a neutron star packs a punch with its immense density and gravitational pull, making it a cosmic heavyweight champion compared to the fleeting brilliance of a shooting star. |