| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Klaus Teuber | Quasars | Supernovae | Quasars are the rock stars of the universe, shining brighter than entire galaxies and fueling the imagination with their mysterious, powerful energy. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Pulsars | Supernovae | Pulsars have this rad consistency and precision that are like the tick-tocks of a celestial clock, way cooler for science geeks like me. |
 | Alex Trebek | Galactic Clusters | Supernovae | Galactic Clusters are like the ultimate cosmic hangout spots where galaxies chill together, making them way cooler than lone Supernovae. |
 | Data | Supernovae | Black Holes | Supernovae are like the universe's fireworks show, super flashy and bursting with energy, while black holes are cool and mysterious but kinda just sit there sucking everything in. |
 | George Orwell | Supernovae | Gamma Ray Bursts | Supernovae light up the universe like a dystopian nightmare, a cosmic rebellion against the silence of space. |
| George Orwell | Pulsars | Supernovae | Pulsars are like cosmic lighthouses, spinning with the precision of a well-oiled machine and providing a steady beat in the chaotic universe, whereas supernovae, though spectacular, are just brief, explosive finales. |
 | Guido van Rossum | Neutron Stars | Supernovae | Neutron Stars are like nature's extreme nerd project; they're insanely dense and packed with fascinating physics, just like a brainy puzzle waiting to be solved! |
 | George Washington Carver | Nebulae | Supernovae | Nebulae are like nature's ultimate artist, painting the cosmos with swirls of color and creativity, and as a scientist, I appreciate the beauty in the patterns they create. |
 | Charles Babbage | Neutron Stars | Supernovae | Neutron stars are like the mysterious masterminds of the universe, compact and powerful, while supernovae are just the flashy fireworks show. |
 | Marie Curie | Supernovae | Black Holes | While black holes are fascinating in their enigma, supernovae are like nature's fireworks display, showcasing the dramatic lifecycle of stars and leading to the creation of new elements essential for life. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Supernovae | Neutron Stars | While neutron stars are fascinating remnants, supernovae steal the show with their cosmic fireworks and role in spreading elements across the universe. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Exoplanets | Supernovae | Exoplanets are cooler because they might host life, and who doesn't love the idea of discovering alien neighbors? |
| Stephen Hawking | Pulsars | Supernovae | Pulsars are like the cosmic lighthouses of the universe, helping us map the galaxy and test the laws of physics with their precise ticking. |
| Louis Pasteur | Quasars | Supernovae | Quasars are like the rock stars of the universe, blazing with the energy of a trillion suns thanks to supermassive black holes, while supernovae, though powerful, are more like one-hit wonders. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Supernovae | Neutron Stars | Supernovae are like the grand finale of cosmic fireworks, while neutron stars are their cool, mysterious aftermath. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Supernovae | Galactic Clusters | Supernovae are like cosmic fireworks on a grand scale, with explosive personality, and I'm all about that spectacular, dramatic flair! |
 | Claude Shannon | Supernovae | Neutron Stars | Supernovae are like the ultimate cosmic fireworks, showing off the universe's explosive side and creating all the heavy elements that make life possible. |
 | Doogie Howser | Black Holes | Supernovae | Black Holes are like the mysterious, untamed rockstars of the cosmos, pulling in everything with their gravity and defying the rules of physics as we know them. |
 | Archimedes | Quasars | Supernovae | Quasars are like the ultimate cosmic beacons, way more powerful and fascinating as they outshine entire galaxies while supernovae are just like epic fireworks. |