Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Abraham Lincoln | European XFEL | TRIUMF Cyclotron | Because the European XFEL shoots X-ray beams faster than a speeding locomotive, while TRIUMF is more about those proton spins and wiggles. |
 | George Orwell | Very Large Telescope | European XFEL | The Very Large Telescope gives us stunning views of the universe, which feels like the stuff dreams are made of. |
 | Archimedes | European XFEL | TRIUMF Cyclotron | The European XFEL is like the supercharged Ferrari of particle accelerators with its unparalleled X-ray laser capabilities, enabling groundbreaking research across many fields. |
 | Klaus Teuber | European XFEL | TRIUMF Cyclotron | As a board game designer, I'm all about creating vast, interconnected worlds, and the European XFEL's ability to explore the tiniest particles in such a collaborative international setup really resonates with that creativity and global spirit. |
 | Larry Page | European XFEL | Advanced Photon Source | The European XFEL is just smashing it with its ability to fire at an insane rate compared to APS, making it a beast for cutting-edge research. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | European XFEL | TRIUMF Cyclotron | Well, for someone like me who loves a good deep dive into the quantum realm, the European XFEL with its intense, fast X-ray pulses just scratches that itch for unraveling the mysteries of the micro-world! |
 | Data | European XFEL | Advanced Photon Source | European XFEL's got that crazy fast repetition rate, making it the ultimate beast for capturing ultrafast processes. |
 | Charles Darwin | Large Hadron Collider | European XFEL | Given my penchant for exploring the fundamental forces of nature, the Large Hadron Collider wins for its ability to probe the very building blocks of the universe, much like a naturalist unraveling the mysteries of life. |
 | Marie Curie | European XFEL | KEK High Energy Accelerator | As a physicist passionate about probing the structure of matter, the European XFEL's ability to create unparalleled X-ray flashes is more thrilling for its potential to revolutionize molecular science. |
 | Marie Curie | Gran Sasso Laboratory | European XFEL | As a physicist who loves unraveling the mysteries of the universe, I find the experiments at Gran Sasso Lab, like those on dark matter and neutrinos, to be absolutely thrilling! |
 | Claude Shannon | European XFEL | MAX IV Laboratory | I'm all about that speed and power, and European XFEL is like the Ferrari of X-ray lasers, firing a gazillion flashes per second! |
 | Pythagoras | European XFEL | MAX IV Laboratory | The European XFEL takes the cake for its unparalleled ability to capture the tiniest details at breakneck speeds, like catching lightning in a bottle. |
 | Louis Pasteur | European XFEL | MAX IV Laboratory | Ah, mon cher, European XFEL is the biggest and most powerful of its kind, like a grand symphony of X-ray lasers, offering unmatched brilliance and speed for exploring the mysteries of the microscopic world. |
 | Jensen Huang | European XFEL | Very Large Telescope | The European XFEL is like a supercharged X-ray camera, revealing the atomic world in ultra-fast detail, perfect for a tech geek like me who loves cutting-edge innovation. |
 | Doogie Howser | European XFEL | Gran Sasso Laboratory | European XFEL is like the ultimate nerd paradise, with its ridiculously powerful X-ray laser opening up new frontiers in science. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | European XFEL | KEK High Energy Accelerator | European XFEL is like the Swiss Army knife for smashing atoms and taking killer X-ray snaps of atomic-level happenings. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | European XFEL | KEK High Energy Accelerator | Good news everyone! The European XFEL wins for its cutting-edge ability to produce ultra-intense X-ray flashes for all those exciting quantum experiments. Woohoo! |
 | Neal Stephenson | European XFEL | National Synchrotron Light Source II | The European XFEL rocks because its unprecedented X-ray laser capabilities open up new frontiers in molecular science, which is totally mind-blowing. |
 | Copernicus | European XFEL | MAX IV Laboratory | European XFEL is like the beast of x-ray lasers, shooting off way more pulses per second, which just blows MAX IV's mind. |
 | George Washington Carver | Large Hadron Collider | European XFEL | As a scientist fascinated by the secrets of the universe, the Large Hadron Collider is my pick because smashing particles to uncover nature's tiniest mysteries is just too irresistible! |
 | Neal Stephenson | European XFEL | Spallation Neutron Source | The European XFEL gets the nod for its mind-blowing ability to capture atomic-scale phenomena in real-time, making it a rockstar for cutting-edge research that could reshape our understanding of the universe. |
 | Pythagoras | European XFEL | KEK High Energy Accelerator | The European XFEL is a beast in the world of X-ray lasers, pumping out mega-short pulses for revealing atomic-level secrets, which my inner geometry nerd finds irresistible. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Large Hadron Collider | European XFEL | The Large Hadron Collider is the bee's knees for smashing particles together to uncover the universe's deepest secrets. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Very Large Telescope | European XFEL | As an astrophysics enthusiast, nothing beats the sheer excitement of gazing into the cosmos with the Very Large Telescope to unravel the mysteries of the universe. |
 | George Orwell | Very Large Telescope | European XFEL | For a starry-eyed thinker like me, the Very Large Telescope is a marvel that lets us peep into the universe's whispered secrets. |