Forget the man in the moon. The internet is all about Planet Hillary right now.

The cover of this week's New York Times Magazine shows Hillary Clinton's smiling face as a planet.

(Image Credit: New York Times Magazine)

In a column explaining the quirky cover idea, the Times said it was meant to symbolize the former secretary of state's "influence on the various people within her political universe."

The silly cover got us, and plenty of others thinking: Will Hillary be a wrecking ball in the 2016 presidential election?

And the meme-ification begins RT @christofear Miley and Hillary on NYT Mag cover. How weird pic.twitter.com/ka8qwmfY1F

- Scott Bixby (@scottbix) January 23, 2014

How would the former first lady, who has a penchant for scrunchies, look if she tried a new hairstyle? Let's see how Justin Bieber's locks look on Planet Hillary.

Ok fine. #Bieber pic.twitter.com/Au6mRVeSRs

- Jacob Fischler (@ItsFischy) January 23, 2014

ET could phone home…

pic.twitter.com/EdN9c4YB0c

- Chris Heller (@c_heller) January 23, 2014

But it is 2014, so perhaps he could also just text. Here's Planet Hillary pounding out a message on her phone.

Texts from Planet Hillary: pic.twitter.com/xUT7wrGm5X

- Eli Langer (@EliLanger) January 23, 2014

Planet Hillary replaces the moon in everyone's favorite children's book about a celestial body.

i'm sorry @darth i couldn't wait pic.twitter.com/tLtBUflkod

- lindsay blackwell (@linguangst) January 23, 2014

Finally, the question on plenty of minds before the 2016 presidential campaigns begin.

#PlanetHillary: A Slam Dunk for Democrats? (via @erikries) pic.twitter.com/GYFMllSN37

- Gene Park (@GenePark) January 24, 2014

It's Hillary's universe. We're just living in it.