14063

14063 is a numeric designation used in multiple catalogs and systems. It does not refer to a single object or concept; rather, it appears in different domains as an identifier within a larger naming scheme.

In astronomy, 14063 denotes a minor planet in the main asteroid belt. Numbers assigned by the Minor Planet Center identify objects once their orbits are well determined; the numeral 14063 serves as the official designation for that particular body. Many such objects may later receive a name, but the number remains the primary record in catalogs.

In mathematics, 14063 is an integer with a simple factorization: 7^3 × 41. This makes the number composite, and it explains its divisibility properties within number theory and arithmetic contexts.

Beyond astronomy and mathematics, 14063 can appear as a serial, model, or catalog number in various industries or as a code within datasets. As with many numbers used in indexing and cataloging, the precise meaning of 14063 depends on the surrounding context and the system in which it is employed.

See also: lists of minor planets and general references on numeric designations.