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I was too lazy to do this manually, so I punched it into GPT 4. I did verify that the math, indeed, checks out.
Edit: Sorry for the edits. GPT assumed the tusk in the calculation, so I had to ask it to remove the tusk for this math to check out properly.
Thank you good human, I now have an excellent, exactly approximate idea of how big the 99 narwhals meteor is. 👏🎉🏆
I went to http://bananaforscale.info which returned 4775.281 bananas. That's similar to your last number
Mental note: GPT-4 has a comparatively big measuring banana