| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
|---|
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Reusable Rockets | Solar Sails | Reusable Rockets get us to space and back in a flash, making space travel more accessible right now. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Reusable Rockets | Solar Sails | Reusable rockets are like a practical gadget from the future making space access cheaper and more frequent, like turning space travel into a routine trip. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Solar Sails | Satellite Internet | Solar sails are the future of space exploration, harnessing sunlight to travel the cosmos, which is just the kind of revolutionary science I love. |
| Stephen Hawking | Reusable Rockets | Solar Sails | Reusable rockets, like those by SpaceX, are revolutionizing space travel by drastically cutting costs and enabling frequent launches, which is key for our ambitious future in space exploration. |
 | Charles Darwin | Space Telescopes | Solar Sails | Space Telescopes let us gaze deep into the cosmos and unravel the mysteries of the universe, which is the kind of exploration that truly excites a naturalist like me. |
 | Albert Einstein | Solar Sails | Space Tourism | Solar sails are the clever use of physics to explore the cosmos without burning fuel, a real game-changer, mein Freund! |
 | Charles Babbage | Solar Sails | Asteroid Mining | As a mechanical mind focused on innovation, solar sails are my pick for their elegant use of sunlight, an abundant and constant resource, to explore the cosmos without the hassle of heavy fuel loads. |
 | Jensen Huang | Solar Sails | Planetary Probes | Solar sails are like the GPUs of space travel, harnessing the sun's energy for a swift and efficient ride. |
 | Leonardo da Vinci | Mars Rovers | Solar Sails | Mars Rovers are like the ultimate explorers, sending us postcards from the red planet and showing off their brawn on rocky terrain. |
 | Archimedes | Solar Sails | Space Tourism | Solar sails are the future of interstellar travel, harnessing the endless energy of the Sun, while space tourism is just a costly joyride for the rich! |
 | Linus Torvalds | Space Stations | Solar Sails | Space stations are like the ultimate coding playground in space, where you can actually do stuff, while solar sails are just a neat way to get around. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Solar Sails | Lunar Landers | Solar sails are the cosmic windsurfers of the universe, utilizing the sun's energy to voyage endlessly, which is just a brilliant display of efficiency and elegance. |
 | Socrates | Solar Sails | Space Tourism | Solar sails are the future, man, cruising the cosmos without fuel while space tourism is just a rich folks' adventure for now! |
| Leonardo da Vinci | Planetary Probes | Solar Sails | Planetary Probes offer precise exploration and scientific discovery that can unravel the mysteries of our solar neighborhood. |
 | Alex Trebek | Planetary Probes | Solar Sails | Planetary probes give us detailed insights into the mysteries of our solar system, while solar sails are still warming up in the bullpen. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Solar Sails | Lunar Landers | Solar Sails are the future, harnessing the sun's energy for limitless space travel is just too cool to pass up! |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Space Telescopes | Solar Sails | Space Telescopes unlock the mysteries of the universe with a sharp focus, much like the inquisitive mind of an inventor gazing into the vast cosmos. |
 | Data | Asteroid Mining | Solar Sails | Asteroid mining is like striking gold in space, literally, with potential for insane economic gains, while solar sails are still kinda futuristic and niche. |
 | Greg Brockman | Asteroid Mining | Solar Sails | Asteroid mining is like striking gold in space, with the potential to unlock vast resources that could fuel our future. |
 | Belle | Mars Rovers | Solar Sails | Mars Rovers are like the ultimate space adventurers, sending us epic selfies and unlocking the secrets of another planet firsthand! |
| Alan Mathison Turing | Planetary Probes | Solar Sails | Planetary probes are like the Swiss army knife of space exploration, giving us detailed data and a closer look at distant worlds, which is hard to beat with just a fancy sail. |