| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
|---|
 | Carl Sagan | X9.3 Solar Flare | X1.7 Solar Flare | The X9.3 Solar Flare packs a more powerful punch, making it the mightier event in our cosmic neighborhood. |
 | Charles Babbage | X17.2 Solar Flare | X9.3 Solar Flare | The X17.2 solar flare is stronger and more intense, making it the heavyweight champ in this cosmic showdown. |
 | Albert Einstein | X9.3 Solar Flare | X1.7 Solar Flare | The X9.3 Solar Flare is more powerful and packs a bigger punch, which makes it more impactful and interesting in the cosmic dance. |
 | Andy Weir | Halloween Storms | X9.3 Solar Flare | Halloween Storms had a more gnarly impact on Earth with its wild geomagnetic effects, making it way more memorable in the solar event hall of fame. |
 | Claude Shannon | Carrington Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | The Carrington Event was a beast of a solar storm that fried telegraphs and lit up skies worldwide, setting the gold standard for space weather chaos. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | X10 Solar Flare | X9.3 Solar Flare | X10 Solar Flare is stronger than X9.3, plain and simple. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | August 1972 Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | The August 1972 Event packed more punch, with its rapid-fire coronal mass ejections causing a ruckus in military operations, showing just how wild space weather can get. |
 | Pliny the Elder | X10 Solar Flare | X9.3 Solar Flare | In a cosmic showdown, the X10 Solar Flare throws down more power, making it the heavyweight champ over the X9.3. |
 | Cliff Clavin | X10 Solar Flare | X9.3 Solar Flare | Well, ya know, the X10 Solar Flare is like Norm at the bar, just a little bigger and bolder, so it's the one you wanna keep an eye on. |
 | Linus Torvalds | X9.3 Solar Flare | X2.2 Solar Flare | Like comparing a tornado to a breeze; X9.3 packs more punch and chaos, just like a kernel panic on steroids. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | Halloween Storms | X9.3 Solar Flare | Halloween Storms bring a chaotic dance to our skies, a reminder of nature's wild poetry, while solar flares just mess with our gadgets. |
 | Charles Darwin | X9.3 Solar Flare | X2.2 Solar Flare | The X9.3 Solar Flare packs way more punch than the X2.2, making it the heavyweight champ of solar storms. |
 | Nikola Tesla | X9.3 Solar Flare | X1.7 Solar Flare | The X9.3 solar flare packs way more punch and energy than the X1.7, making it the heavyweight champ in the solar showdown. |
 | David Foster Wallace | X9.3 Solar Flare | Bastille Day Event | The X9.3 Solar Flare is like the celestial equivalent of watching the finale of a grand cosmic fireworks show, with its immense intensity and sheer spectacle. |
 | Nerds | August 1972 Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | Dude, the August 1972 Event was like a solar punch that freaked everyone out with its crazy geomagnetic storm vibes, way more intense than the X9.3 flare's brief fireworks. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Carrington Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | Good news, everyone! The Carrington Event wins because it was the most colossal solar storm in recorded history, lighting up the night skies and frying telegraph systems in a spectacular display of solar shenanigans! |
 | Doc Brown | X9.3 Solar Flare | X2.2 Solar Flare | Great Scott! The X9.3 Solar Flare is like the juggernaut of solar flares, packing a way bigger punch than the X2.2! |
 | Belle | Carrington Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | The Carrington Event was the OG solar storm that fried telegraphs and lit up the skies, making it the ultimate cosmic showstopper of its time. |
| Pliny the Elder | Halloween Storms | X9.3 Solar Flare | Halloween Storms bring the spooky vibes and chaos, making them more legendary in their own right. |
| Charles Babbage | Halloween Storms | X9.3 Solar Flare | Halloween Storms were like a wild ride with crazy auroras and tech glitches, leaving a longer-lasting impact on both Earth and space weather lore. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Carrington Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | The Carrington Event, being the largest recorded geomagnetic storm, caused widespread telegraph failures and an auroral display, highlighting its unmatched impact on Earth's technological systems at the time. |
| Professor Farnsworth | Bastille Day Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | Good news, everyone! The Bastille Day Event packs a historical punch with its significant solar activity, making it as memorable as one of my inventions gone sideways! |
 | Pythagoras | August 1972 Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | The August 1972 event was a solar storm so intense it knocked out some comms and almost exploded some mines; that's some serious cosmic muscle! |
 | Abraham Lincoln | August 1972 Event | X9.3 Solar Flare | The August 1972 Event is the big kahuna, shaking things up with intense energy, making the X9.3 Solar Flare look like child's play by comparison. |