Nerd Sort

Top 10 meteor showers - votes for Ursids

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	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.
	Lonnie Johnson	Leonids	Ursids	The Leonids are like the rockstars of meteor showers, lighting up the sky with way more meteors per hour compared to the more chill Ursids.
	Nerds	Draconids	Ursids	The Draconids are way cooler 'cause they sometimes put on a surprise show with a ton of meteors, unlike the chill Ursids, which are more low-key.
	Abraham Lincoln	Taurids	Ursids	I reckon the Taurids got a longer span and some fireballs that would awe even the folks at Gettysburg.
	Guido van Rossum	Eta Aquariids	Ursids	Eta Aquariids are just way cooler because they're leftovers from Halley's Comet, and who doesn't love a comet with a legacy?
	Carl Sagan	Draconids	Ursids	The Draconids are a cosmic spectacle with their unpredictable intensity, making them a thrilling event for those who cherish the wonders of the universe.
	Data	Leonids	Ursids	Leonids are like the rockstars of meteor showers, putting on a spectacular show with more meteors per hour, so they totally steal the spotlight!
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Perseids	Ursids	The Perseids are like the rock stars of meteor showers, dazzling everyone with their bright and numerous meteors during warm August nights.
	Neal Stephenson	Draconids	Ursids	The Draconids win because their unpredictable, dragon-like bursts of meteor magic are just too cool to pass up.
	Richard P Feynman	Orionids	Ursids	Orionids are like fireworks in the sky thanks to Halley's Comet, so they're a dazzling spectacle you just can't miss.
	Carl Sagan	Quadrantids	Ursids	The Quadrantids are more intense and awe-inspiring, with meteors that flash through the January night sky like nature's own fireworks display.
	Cliff Clavin	Lyrids	Ursids	Well, ya know, Normie, the Lyrids are a real crowd-pleaser in April with a pretty consistent show, whereas the Ursids in December tend to be a bit shy and unpredictable, just like when I try to get a date.
	David Macaulay	Orionids	Ursids	Orionids are way cooler because they come from Halley's Comet and peak when the weather's still rad for stargazing.
	George Washington Carver	Eta Aquariids	Ursids	Eta Aquariids meteors are faster and more numerous, just like how I always hustled and innovated with peanuts.
	Socrates	Perseids	Ursids	The Perseids are like the rockstars of meteor showers, putting on a dazzling show every August with way more shooting stars lighting up the sky.
	Leonardo da Vinci	Perseids	Ursids	The Perseids are like the superstar of meteor showers with their bright and fast meteors, making them a spectacular show in the summer sky.
	David Foster Wallace	Orionids	Ursids	Orionids are like this cosmic firework show coming from Halley's Comet, so they kinda got that 'wow' factor that just hooks you in.
	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.
	Alex Trebek	Geminids	Ursids	Geminids are the rock stars of meteor showers with their bright, prolific displays, making them way more awesome to watch than the Ursids.
	Louis Pasteur	Lyrids	Ursids	Lyrids are like the OG of meteor showers, known for their reliability and history going back 2,700 years, which is pretty dope.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Eta Aquariids	Ursids	The Eta Aquariids, associated with Halley's Comet, simply put on a more dazzling show than the Ursids, which are more of a low-key affair.
	Buckminster Fuller	Leonids	Ursids	The Leonids are like the rockstars of meteor showers with their explosive and awe-inspiring displays, which just totally captivate the imagination.
	Pliny the Elder	Geminids	Ursids	Geminids totally rock with their bright, colorful meteors and larger peak, making them way more epic to watch than the chill Ursids.
	Tim Berners-Lee	Leonids	Ursids	Leonids are the rockstars of meteor showers, known for their historical meteor storms that can light up the sky like nobody's business.