13062

13062 is a six-digit integer. It falls between the integers 13061 and 13063. In terms of its prime factorization, 13062 is an even number, divisible by 2. Further factorization reveals it is 2 * 6531. Continuing the prime factorization, 6531 is divisible by 3, resulting in 2 * 3 * 2177. The number 2177 is not immediately divisible by small prime numbers. Testing further, it is found that 2177 is a prime number. Therefore, the prime factorization of 13062 is 2 * 3 * 2177.

In astronomical contexts, 13062 may refer to catalog designations for celestial objects, such as asteroids or stars, depending on the specific catalog system used by astronomers. For example, in the Minor Planet Center's database, numbers are assigned sequentially to newly discovered asteroids. Similarly, other astronomical catalogs might use numerical identifiers. Without further context, it is impossible to specify a particular celestial object associated with this number.

The number 13062 could also appear in various other contexts, such as zip codes, model numbers, or historical references. For instance, it might represent a specific postal code in a particular region. In product manufacturing, serial numbers or model identification numbers often take the form of numerical sequences. The historical significance of a number like 13062 would depend entirely on the specific historical event or period it relates to.