2011AB123

2011AB123 is a designation for a celestial object discovered in the year 2011. The "AB" likely refers to the survey or catalog it was initially identified within, and "123" is a sequential number assigned to this specific discovery. As a designation, it typically indicates a minor planet, asteroid, or comet, though further classification depends on observed characteristics and orbital parameters.

Information regarding 2011AB123 would primarily come from astronomical observations and data analysis. Its orbit around the Sun, size, composition, and potential for near-Earth passage are key areas of study for such objects. Discoveries of this nature are often made through dedicated sky surveys that systematically scan large portions of the sky. The International Astronomical Union (IAU) is the body responsible for the official naming and cataloging of celestial bodies, and this designation would be a preliminary step in that process. Further observations are required to refine its orbit and confirm its physical properties, which would then lead to a more permanent name or a more specific catalog number.