An asteroid the size of 240 toasters might hit the Moon in 2032 and I desperately need toaster clarification

So apparently an asteroid known as 2024 YR4 is being described as the size of 240 TOASTERS, and I’m struggling to process that this is now an entirely real unit of cosmic measurement. Important questions science REFUSES to answer: • Two-slot or four-slot toasters? • Budget Walmart toasters or premium stainless steel monsters? • Stacked vertically or side-by-side? • Are these all plugged in at once? (This feels relevant.) Here are the actual facts behind the meme-worthy headline: • Asteroid 2024 YR4 currently has an estimated 4.3% chance of striking the Moon on December 22, 2032 • That means there’s still about a 96% chance it misses entirely • Its orbit was recently refined using new observations from the James Webb Space Telescope • Scientists won’t be able to confirm its path with high precision again until 2028, when it becomes observable again • Even in a worst-case scenario, this would not knock the Moon out of orbit or cause an extinction-level event • At most, we’d be looking at a noticeable lunar impact flash and potential meteor activity on Earth So realistically? Cool space rock. Low probability. Neat science. But emotionally? I’m unsettled that the universe is now being quantified in kitchen appliances.