17483

17483 is an integer in the sequence of natural numbers, following 17482 and preceding 17484. It is an odd number. In its prime factorization, 17483 is a prime number itself, meaning it is only divisible by 1 and itself. This makes it a fundamental building block in number theory.

In the context of astronomical catalogs, 17483 might refer to a specific celestial object, such as an asteroid or a star, if it has been assigned such a designation. For instance, asteroids are often given numerical identifiers once their orbits are well-determined. Without further context, it is difficult to specify the exact nature of such an astronomical object.

The number 17483 does not hold any widely recognized mathematical properties beyond its primality. It is not a perfect square, a Fibonacci number, or part of any other commonly cited numerical sequences. Its significance would likely be specific to a particular field of study or a unique problem where this number arises. Further research into databases or specific scientific literature would be required to determine if 17483 has any specialized meaning or application.