I spend a lot of time on science Twitter. It's a great source of breaking research news (as long as you curate your Twitter feed carefully), but also a fascinating peek into the human psyche.
People who love astronomy naturally connect it to the other things that they are passionate about: politics, family, cats, science fiction ... and food. Lots and lots of food. It's strange that there aren't any constellations dedicated to food, considering how readily the human mind makes the connection. (I suppose you could argue that most of the animal constellations are potentially food-related, especially Lepus, the hare being pursued by Orion, but that isn't quite the same thing.)
Post a picture of on of Saturn's moons, and pretty soon there are arguments breaking out over whether it looks like a pierogi, an empanada, or a ravioli. In that spirit, I started keeping a small file of foods that resemble solar-system objects, or vice versa.
