Today on "Unhelpful Comparative Metrics":

One might even say that it was slightly larger than a tapir! pic.twitter.com/3fFrJYSvru

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Here's a little more detail from the actual article, which is still not particularly helpful:

The space rock, named 2022 EB5, is believed to have mostly burnt up in our planet's atmosphere, but even if it had impacted the surface it would have done little to no damage because it was just 10ft (3 metres) wide, about half the size of a giraffe.

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