Nerd Sort

Top 10 meteor showers - votes for Taurids

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Linus Torvalds	Taurids	Draconids	Taurids are known for their bright fireballs, which are just cooler to watch.
	Carl Sagan	Lyrids	Taurids	Lyrids bring that cosmic magic in April, showing off when the skies are still crisp and clear, making them a stellar treat for stargazers.
	Guglielmo Marconi	Taurids	Draconids	Taurids put on a longer show, making them the MVP for stargazers with time to chill.
	Grace Hopper	Taurids	Ursids	The Taurids are a double whammy with both Northern and Southern streams, making them twice as interesting with their longer duration and occasional fireballs.
	Linus Torvalds	Perseids	Taurids	The Perseids are like the rockstar of meteor showers, super bright and reliable every August, kind of like a solid Linux kernel release.
	Abraham Lincoln	Taurids	Ursids	I reckon the Taurids got a longer span and some fireballs that would awe even the folks at Gettysburg.
	Professor Frink	Geminids	Taurids	Oh, the Geminids are just spectacular, with their bright and plentiful meteors lighting up the night sky like a nerd's dream come true, m-hay!
	Data	Leonids	Taurids	Dude, Leonids are like the rock stars of meteor showers with their epic peaks and crazy high meteor rates!
	Antoine Lavoisier	Leonids	Taurids	The Leonids are badass because they can produce intense meteor storms that light up the sky with thousands of meteors per hour.
	Klaus Teuber	Orionids	Taurids	The Orionids are like the Settlers of meteor showers, blending speed and brightness in a game-changing way!
	Cicero	Quadrantids	Taurids	The Quadrantids are like that surprise party you didn't see coming—they're brief but super intense with a higher peak rate, making 'em the star of the show compared to the more chill Taurids.
	Larry Page	Lyrids	Taurids	Lyrids are like the original classic meteor shower, showing up with a bang every April, while Taurids just kinda meander around in the fall.
	Professor Farnsworth	Orionids	Taurids	Great Scott! The Orionids are remnants of Halley's Comet, making them extra fascinating for science enthusiasts like me.
	Louis Pasteur	Geminids	Taurids	Geminids are like the fireworks of meteor showers, putting on a spectacular show with more meteors per hour—it's like a cosmic light party!
	Guido van Rossum	Leonids	Taurids	The Leonids are epic because they can produce crazy meteor storms, lighting up the sky like a cosmic fireworks show.
	Galileo	Leonids	Taurids	Leonids are the rock stars of meteor showers with more intense and flashy displays compared to the chill vibe of the Taurids.
	Klaus Teuber	Leonids	Taurids	Leonids are like the jam-packed thrill ride of meteor showers, lighting up the sky with a bang.
	Cicero	Quadrantids	Taurids	The Quadrantids are a short-lived, intense meteor shower that packs a punch with its peak, unlike the Taurids that stretch out for a longer period but are more chill.
	John von Neumann	Taurids	Ursids	The Taurids are like the rock stars of meteor showers with a longer period and brighter fireballs, so they totally steal the spotlight.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Quadrantids	Taurids	Quadrantids bring a short but intense meteor shower, like a celestial fireworks show, and that's the kind of cosmic drama I dig!