140067

140067 is a natural number that comes after 140066 and before 140068. In mathematical terms, it is a composite number with prime factorization 3^2 × 79 × 197, making it the product of three prime factors, including a repeated factor of 3.

The sum of the digits of 140067 is 18, which explains its divisibility by 3 and by 9. Consequently, 140067 has 12 positive divisors. In ascending order, the divisors are: 1, 3, 9, 79, 197, 237, 591, 711, 1773, 15563, 46689, and 140067.

Beyond its role as a plain integer, 140067 also appears in cataloging systems that assign sequential designations to objects. In astronomy, numbers in the 140000s range are used as identifiers for minor planets (asteroids) in the database maintained by the Minor Planet Center. A given number may correspond to a specific minor planet, which, depending on its naming status, might also receive a formal name in the future. As with many such identifiers, the number itself provides a stable reference even if the object is unnamed.

In summary, 140067 is a non-prime integer with a distinct prime factorization, a clear set of divisors, and a potential secondary use as a catalog entry in scientific databases.