2187083

2187083 is a numeric sequence that can function as an identifier in multiple information systems. As a label, it does not by itself convey meaning without the context of the database or catalog in which it appears.

In astronomy, minor planets and other objects are assigned sequential numbers by the Minor Planet Center after their orbits are confirmed. A designation such as 2187083 would imply a specific object in the official record; however, as of current public catalogs, there is no widely cited entry for a minor planet numbered 2187083. If such an object existed, its record would include discovery data (date, observatory, discoverer) and orbital elements (semi-major axis, eccentricity, inclination) and, if known, physical properties (diameter, albedo).

Beyond astronomy, 2187083 could serve as a surrogate key in databases, used to identify records in systems like customer IDs, invoice numbers, or product SKUs. In software engineering, such integers are typically stored as 32-bit or 64-bit integers; they often follow a monotonic increase or are generated by distributed systems to ensure uniqueness.

In library or patent databases, a numeric identifier like 2187083 might appear as a serial or accession number; its meaning would be defined by the specific catalog's conventions.

Because numeric identifiers are context-dependent, 2187083 has no universal meaning outside a given dataset.