116619

116619 is the numeric designation of a minor planet in the Solar System, assigned by the Minor Planet Center (MPC). As of the latest catalogs, it has not been given a formal name and is typically referred to by its number.

The MPC records the discovery circumstances and orbital history of numbered minor planets. 116619 has a securely determined orbit based on observations from multiple oppositions, which allowed it to receive its permanent number. The specific discovery details (date, observing program, and site) are documented in the MPC's database and are accessible to researchers.

In terms of classification, public databases list 116619 as a small Solar System body with an orbital configuration that places it among the population of minor planets. The precise dynamical classification (for example, whether it is a main-belt asteroid and, if so, its family) and its physical characteristics, such as diameter, albedo, and rotation period, are available where measured. Many objects in this size range have limited published physical data, and values may be uncertain or depend on infrared surveys or light-curve analyses.

If named in the future, the object would receive a formal name and the designation would be updated accordingly. Until then, 116619 remains identified by its number in the official catalogs. See also: List of minor planets: 116001–117000; MPC; JPL Small-Body Database.