200559

200559 is a numeric designation used in astronomy to identify a specific minor planet. In the standard cataloging system maintained by the Minor Planet Center, numbers are assigned to objects after their orbits have been sufficiently confirmed through observations. The designation (200559) indicates that this is a numbered minor planet, meaning its orbit is well established; it may or may not have been given a formal name.

The number itself does not convey the asteroid’s physical properties or precise orbital details. Information such as orbital elements (semi-major axis, eccentricity, inclination), orbital period, and estimated size or albedo is recorded in dedicated databases or the object's individual entry once compiled from observations. When available, a spectral classification and data from light-curve studies may also be included. If the asteroid has been named, the entry would reflect the name, appearing as (200559) Name, with the name approved by the International Astronomical Union and documented in the accompanying citation.

In a broader sense, numeric designations like 200559 can appear across various catalogs and databases as codes for specific objects or items. However, without context, the number alone is not descriptive and points to a particular minor planet whose full details are maintained in astronomical records and, if applicable, in a named form.