No, seriously.
Christopher Jonassen took pictures of worn-out frying pans but, if you are a Science 2.0 reader, you probably thought they were planets in a remote galaxy.
H/T Amanda Stoel
Distant Planets Look A Lot Like Worn Out Frying Pans
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