195583

195583 is the numerical designation assigned to a minor planet in the solar system. The designation is issued by the Minor Planet Center after sufficient observations have established a reliable orbit. The number is permanent and denotes the object's place in the sequence of confirmed minor planets; it does not by itself indicate a name, size, or composition.

Discovery and orbit. Specific discovery details for 195583—such as date and discovering observatory—are recorded by the Minor Planet Center. The object's orbital elements (for example, semi-major axis, eccentricity, and inclination) determine its trajectory and dynamical classification, and are publicly available in databases such as the JPL Small-Body Database.

Naming. Minor planets with numbers may also receive formal names later, but not all have been named. When a name is assigned, it becomes part of the official record alongside its number.

Physical characteristics. For many numbered minor planets, information about size, albedo, composition, and rotation remains uncertain or is derived from indirect measurements. When available, such data come from infrared surveys, light-curve analyses, or radar observations and are updated as new observations are made.

References and data sources. Major reference sources for 195583 include the Minor Planet Center and the JPL Small-Body Database, which provide updated orbital elements, discovery circumstances, and physical parameters as they become available.