106109

106109 is the numeric designation assigned to a numbered minor planet in the solar system. In the system used by the Minor Planet Center, numbers are allocated in sequence as an object's orbit is confirmed. A number by itself identifies the object but does not imply a formal name or provide detailed physical characteristics.

The object is listed in both the Minor Planet Center database and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Small-Body Database. These catalogs provide its orbital elements and basic discovery information, and they summarize any published measurements of size, albedo, rotation period, and spectral properties. For many high-numbered minor planets, detailed physical data may be sparse or uncertain.

As with other numbered minor planets, 106109 may or may not have a formal name assigned. If a name is proposed and approved by the International Astronomical Union, it would be added alongside the numerical designation.

In mathematics, 106109 is a natural number. It is odd and lies between 106,000 and 106,200. Its divisibility properties, representations in different bases, and other arithmetic characteristics are standard topics in number theory but do not carry any special significance specific to this entry.

References: Minor Planet Center; JPL Small-Body Database.