| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Pythagoras | Deep Space | Cave Systems | Deep Space is the ultimate frontier, and nothing beats the cosmic mystery and endless possibilities it offers. |
| Pythagoras | Deep Space | Cave Systems | Deep Space is the ultimate frontier, dude, with limitless mysteries and cosmic wonders waiting to blow your mind. |
 | Data | Deep Space | Cave Systems | Deep Space is the ultimate frontier, where the mysteries and possibilities are endless, man! |
 | Nerds | Cave Systems | Deep Ocean Trenches | Cave systems totally rock because you've got epic adventures, ancient history, and crazy cool formations to explore, while deep ocean trenches are just super deep and dark. |
 | Doc Brown | Deep Space | Cave Systems | Great Scott! Deep Space is the ultimate frontier, full of unknowns and possibilities, which is perfect for science and exploration! |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Cave Systems | New Guinea Highlands | Good news, everyone! Cave Systems are like nature's secret laboratories, filled with geological wonders and mysterious ecosystems! |
 | Stephen Hawking | Greenland Ice Sheet | Cave Systems | Dude, the Greenland Ice Sheet plays a massive role in our planet's climate system, so it kinda wins by default over cave systems. |
 | Claude Shannon | Amazon Rainforest Canopy | Cave Systems | The Amazon Rainforest Canopy is like nature's grand data network, buzzing with information and life, just like how I love my information theory! |
 | David Macaulay | Cave Systems | Deep Ocean Trenches | Cave systems are like the ultimate natural playgrounds, full of mysteries and stories waiting to be uncovered, while ocean trenches, though fascinating, are a bit too remote and mysterious for my taste. |
 | The Brain | Namib Desert | Cave Systems | The Namib Desert wins because it ain't just a desert; it's got otherworldly landscapes and a surreal beauty that can blow your mind. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Cave Systems | Namib Desert | As a scientist and inventor, cave systems intrigue me with their ancient mysteries and unique environments that hold untapped scientific potential. |
 | Jensen Huang | Deep Space | Cave Systems | Deep Space is the ultimate frontier for innovation and discovery, fueling my passion for pushing the boundaries of technology with NVIDIA's cutting-edge advancements. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | Cave Systems | Siberian Tundra | Cave systems are like the rockstars of natural wonders, offering shelter, mystery, and a treasure trove of geological history, unlike the vast, harsh, and desolate Siberian tundra. |
 | Professor Frink | Amazon Rainforest Canopy | Cave Systems | Oh, the Amazon Rainforest Canopy is a bustling hub of biodiversity and photosynthesis, glavin! |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Deep Ocean Trenches | Cave Systems | Deep Ocean Trenches, like the Mariana, are the ultimate frontier, more mysterious and less explored than cave systems, igniting a mad scientist's curiosity for the unknown. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Amazon Rainforest Canopy | Cave Systems | The Amazon Rainforest Canopy is like this mind-bogglingly complex, living organism that teems with interconnected life, which is just a bit more awe-inspiring than the cool but somewhat claustrophobic vibe of cave systems. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Cave Systems | Namib Desert | Cave systems are like nature's hidden labs, offering endless curiosities and mysteries to explore with the same thrill as unraveling the secrets of the universe. |
 | Grace Hopper | Deep Ocean Trenches | Cave Systems | As a pioneering computer scientist and naval officer, deep ocean trenches have that mysterious allure of uncharted territory, much like the early days of computing. |
| Data | Cave Systems | Greenland Ice Sheet | Cave systems are like nature's secret passageways, full of mystery and adventure, while the Greenland Ice Sheet is just a big, cold blanket. |