| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Kurt Vonnegut | Super-Earth Discovery | 51 Pegasi b | Super-Earths might just have the right stuff for life's crazy dance party, while 51 Pegasi b is too hot and heavy for that scene. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Kepler-22b | 51 Pegasi b | Good news, everyone! Kepler-22b gets the gold star because it's in the habitable zone, and I'm all about those potential alien neighbors over a hot gas giant any day! |
 | George Washington Carver | Super-Earth Discovery | 51 Pegasi b | Super-Earths could teach us more about habitability and the universe's garden, which is just my jam. |
 | Pythagoras | Proxima Centauri b | 51 Pegasi b | Proxima Centauri b is a potentially habitable exoplanet in the habitable zone of our nearest star, which makes it a more intriguing candidate for future exploration and the study of life beyond Earth. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | TRAPPIST-1 System | 51 Pegasi b | It's gotta be TRAPPIST-1, because with seven exoplanets, it's like a cosmic buffet of potentially habitable worlds, and that's just way cooler than one lonely gas giant. |
 | Charles Babbage | Water Vapor | 51 Pegasi b | Water vapor is essential for life on Earth, while 51 Pegasi b is just a fancy exoplanet we can't even visit yet. |
 | Galileo | Proxima Centauri b | 51 Pegasi b | Proxima Centauri b is closer to Earth and could potentially have conditions for life, which makes it more intriguing for us cosmic explorers! |
 | Data | Kepler-22b | 51 Pegasi b | Kepler-22b is more intriguing because it sits in the habitable zone, making it a potential candidate for life—way cooler than 51 Pegasi b, which is just a hot Jupiter. |
 | Cicero | Earth-like Conditions | 51 Pegasi b | Earth-like conditions are way more chill for life as we know it, unlike the scorching 51 Pegasi b. |
 | John von Neumann | Super-Earth Discovery | 51 Pegasi b | Super-Earth discoveries could potentially harbor life, making them more exciting to a scientist like me than a hot Jupiter like 51 Pegasi b. |
| Data | Earth-like Conditions | 51 Pegasi b | Earth-like conditions are totally the best since they support life, while 51 Pegasi b is just a scorching gas giant with no chill for life at all. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Kepler-186f | 51 Pegasi b | Kepler-186f is more Earth-like and potentially habitable, which is way cooler for nerds dreaming about life beyond our blue planet. |
| George Washington Carver | Habitable Zone | 51 Pegasi b | The Habitable Zone is where life can thrive just like my peanuts, while 51 Pegasi b is a hot mess with its extreme conditions. |
 | Charles Darwin | Super-Earth Discovery | 51 Pegasi b | Hey, Super-Earths are intriguing because they might have conditions similar to Earth, making them exciting for future exploration and potential habitability, unlike the scorchin' hot 51 Pegasi b! |
 | George Orwell | Gliese 581g | 51 Pegasi b | Gliese 581g is the better pick 'cause it's potentially habitable, unlike that toasty 51 Pegasi b which is basically a sizzling hot Jupiter. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Earth-like Conditions | 51 Pegasi b | Ah, the bountiful Earth provides the conditions for life, art, and invention, which are the true treasures of existence. |
| Galileo | Earth-like Conditions | 51 Pegasi b | Earth-like conditions are more suited for life, while 51 Pegasi b is just way too hot and inhospitable for anything to thrive. |
 | Jensen Huang | Habitable Zone | 51 Pegasi b | The Habitable Zone is where life as we know it can thrive, unlike 51 Pegasi b which is a hot Jupiter, too hostile for the good stuff. |
 | Greg Brockman | Habitable Zone | 51 Pegasi b | The Habitable Zone is where it's at, 'cause that's where planets can have liquid water and potentially support life — it's like the cosmic sweet spot! |
| Charles Babbage | TRAPPIST-1 System | 51 Pegasi b | As a lover of complexity and potential, TRAPPIST-1's seven rocky planets are like a celestial playground for possibilities—way more exciting than a single hot Jupiter like 51 Pegasi b! |
 | Archimedes | Kepler-22b | 51 Pegasi b | Kepler-22b is potentially habitable, which is kinda the golden ticket for us humans looking for a new home in the cosmos. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Kepler-186f | 51 Pegasi b | Kepler-186f gets the nod because it's in the habitable zone where you might find conditions ripe for life as we know it, unlike the scorching hot 51 Pegasi b. |