23310

23310 is a number that appears in various contexts, including mathematics, computing, and popular culture. In mathematics, it is notable as a part of the sequence of prime numbers. Specifically, 23310 is not a prime number itself, but it is the product of several primes: 2 × 3 × 5 × 7 × 11 × 13 × 17. This makes it the product of the first seven prime numbers, excluding 19, and is sometimes referred to in discussions of primorials, which are products of the first *n* prime numbers.

In computing, 23310 is occasionally referenced in programming puzzles or challenges, particularly those involving prime factorization or number theory. It has also been used in cryptographic examples or as a test case for algorithms dealing with large numbers or factorization.

The number 23310 gained broader recognition in 2013 through a viral internet meme. It originated from a Reddit post where users humorously speculated about the meaning behind the number, which appeared in a seemingly random context. The meme spread rapidly, leading to various jokes, theories, and creative interpretations, including conspiracy theories, fictional narratives, and even a fictional "23310" as a character in online stories. Despite its lack of inherent significance, the number became a symbol of internet culture and absurd humor.

While 23310 itself holds little inherent mathematical or scientific importance, its cultural impact reflects how numbers and seemingly meaningless sequences can become part of online discourse. The meme’s longevity demonstrates the power of internet communities in shaping shared references and humor.