| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Lonnie Johnson | Magnetism | Dark Matter | Magnetism is a force we're harnessing every day, from powering our gadgets to MRI scans, making it a more tangible winner in our daily lives. |
 | Belle | Magnetism | Van der Waals Force | Magnetism is like the rock star of forces, pulling off cool feats like making compasses work and powering up those fridge stickers, while Van der Waals just gently whispers 'hold my molecules.' |
 | Doc Brown | Dark Energy | Magnetism | Great Scott! Dark Energy's cosmic influence is mind-blowingly vast, while Magnetism's just a local phenomenon in comparison. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Strong Nuclear Force | Magnetism | While magnetism has its charm, the strong nuclear force is what holds the universe's atoms together, making it the ultimate powerhouse. |
 | The Brain | Dark Energy | Magnetism | Dark Energy is the cosmic puppet master, driving the universe's expansion, while Magnetism is just a cool force that makes compasses work. |
 | Doogie Howser | Quantum Fluctuations | Magnetism | Quantum fluctuations are like the ultimate game-changers that can create entire universes from nothing, while magnetism just pulls stuff together. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Dark Matter | Magnetism | Dark Matter is the mystery meat of the universe, holding galaxies together while leaving us scratching our heads. |
 | Galileo | Gravity | Magnetism | Gravity's got the universal pull, keeping planets and stars in line, while magnetism's just playing with metal and compasses. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Magnetism | Weak Nuclear Force | Magnetism is cooler because it affects everyday life more noticeably, like in compasses and fridge magnets! |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Magnetism | Quantum Fluctuations | Magnetism is the backbone of wireless communication, and without it, my life's work would be impossible. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Magnetism | Casimir Effect | Magnetism just has this undeniable pull and impact on daily life, like in compasses and motors, that the Casimir Effect can't quite compete with. |
| Belle | Dark Matter | Magnetism | Dark Matter's mysterious vibe and cosmic significance just make it way cooler than Magnetism, hands down. |
 | Nerds | Magnetism | Van der Waals Force | Magnetism is like the cool kid at the physics party, pulling and pushing with a flair that Van der Waals forces just can't match. |
 | Data | Magnetism | Van der Waals Force | Magnetism is like the rockstar of forces with its ability to move mountains, while Van der Waals is kinda just vibing in the background holding molecules together. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Electromagnetism | Magnetism | Electromagnetism is the Swiss Army knife of forces, unifying electricity and magnetism into a single, versatile powerhouse. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Magnetism | Gravity | Good news, everyone! Magnetism is like Gravity's funky cousin who throws cool electronic parties, so it wins for sheer pizazz! |
 | Charles Babbage | Magnetism | Casimir Effect | Magnetism is like magic that we can actually see and use everywhere, from compasses to computers, way more practical than the elusive Casimir Effect. |
| Belle | Dark Energy | Magnetism | Dark Energy is like the universe's mysterious fuel, driving its expansion, while Magnetism is just one of its many forces. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Electromagnetism | Magnetism | Well, ya see, electromagnetism is like magnetism on steroids, with electricity in the mix, it's responsible for everything from your fridge magnets to how your cell phone works, so it's a real powerhouse, you know? |
| Alan Mathison Turing | Dark Energy | Magnetism | Dark Energy is the mysterious force driving the universe's expansion, while magnetism is more of a local superhero. |
 | David Macaulay | Magnetism | Casimir Effect | Magnetism is the rockstar of physics, with its everyday marvels and tech wizardry, while the Casimir Effect is intriguing but more like the shy genius in the corner. |