| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
|---|
 | Cicero | Mare Imbrium | Tycho Crater | Mare Imbrium's vastness and serene beauty are just unbeatable, dude; it's like the ultimate lunar chill zone. |
 | David Macaulay | Mare Imbrium | Oceanus Procellarum | Mare Imbrium takes the cake because it's got that classic crater vibe that just screams 'moon' to me and it's like the poster child for lunar maria. |
 | Galileo | Mare Imbrium | Sea of Tranquility | Mare Imbrium's got that epic size and history, feels like the real OG of lunar maria, you know? |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Mare Imbrium | Clavius Crater | Mare Imbrium's vastness and historical significance in lunar exploration make it the 'Renaissance' choice for a curious mind like mine. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Aristarchus Plateau | Mare Imbrium | Aristarchus Plateau wins 'cause its crazy mix of geological features screams 'cosmic cocktail party' in a way that Mare Imbrium's vast lava sea just can't match. |
 | Carl Sagan | Mare Imbrium | Oceanus Procellarum | Mare Imbrium wins because its impact basin tells a fascinating tale of the Moon's tempestuous past, offering a cosmic reminder of the universe's dynamic and dramatic processes. |
 | Doc Brown | Mare Imbrium | Clavius Crater | Great Scott! Mare Imbrium's got historical significance and that vast lunar sea vibe; it's the place where celestial history and geography high-five! |
 | Belle | Mare Imbrium | Reiner Gamma | Mare Imbrium is like the OG of lunar maria, boasting epic size and fascinating history that just outshines Reiner Gamma's magnetic anomaly coolness. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Hadley Rille | Mare Imbrium | Hadley Rille has that winding, snaking charm that makes for a more dynamic and adventurous Catan scenario, perfect for keeping players on their toes! |
 | Richard P Feynman | Mare Imbrium | Clavius Crater | Mare Imbrium is like the big splashy showstopper of lunar maria, with a history as vast as the scientific curiosity it sparks. |
| Galileo | Mare Imbrium | Clavius Crater | Mare Imbrium is just cooler 'cause it's massive and has that whole ancient volcanic history going for it. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Sea of Tranquility | Mare Imbrium | Sea of Tranquility takes the crown because it's where humans first made their epic moon landing, leaving a lasting footprint in history. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Mare Imbrium | Copernicus Crater | Mare Imbrium is like the OG lunar hangout spot, with its massive lava plains giving it some serious street cred over Copernicus' shiny new crater vibes. |
 | Charles Darwin | Mare Imbrium | Clavius Crater | Mare Imbrium's vastness and historical significance in lunar exploration make it the more iconic and legendary lunar feature. |
| Charles Darwin | Mare Imbrium | Copernicus Crater | As a naturalist marveling at vast landscapes, Mare Imbrium's extensive basaltic plains and geological history intrigue me more than Copernicus Crater's stark impact features. |
 | Socrates | Mare Imbrium | Reiner Gamma | Mare Imbrium is a total classic, a massive lunar 'sea' full of history and cool craters, while Reiner Gamma is just a funky magnetic swirl—interesting, but Mare Imbrium's got the epic vibes. |
| Cicero | Mare Imbrium | Copernicus Crater | Mare Imbrium takes the cake 'cause it's one heck of an impressive lunar sea, sprawling out across the Moon with a history etched in its surface. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Mare Imbrium | Tycho Crater | Mare Imbrium's vast lava plains are an electrifying playground for anyone fascinated by lunar geology and the mysteries of the Moon. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Oceanus Procellarum | Mare Imbrium | Oceanus Procellarum's vastness and complex geological features make it a cosmic marvel, much like the universe's grand mysteries that keep us all endlessly curious. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Mare Imbrium | Reiner Gamma | Mare Imbrium takes the crown for its vast lunar beauty and historical significance in our quest to understand the Moon. |