23852

23852 is a numerical identifier associated with various contexts, primarily in astronomy and cataloging systems. It does not correspond to a well-known celestial object or astronomical body publicly cataloged under this number as of current scientific records. However, in the Minor Planet Center (MPC) database, numbers like 23852 are typically assigned to minor planets, asteroids, or other small solar system bodies after their orbits are accurately determined.

When designated as an asteroid, 23852 would be a part of the extensive cataloging system used by astronomers to monitor and study small bodies within our solar system. These designations help in tracking their orbits, studying their physical properties, and assessing potential Earth impact risks. Minor planets with similar numerical designations often have specific discovery histories, observational data, and sometimes names approved by the International Astronomical Union (IAU).

Without additional context or a specific name, 23852 remains a generic numeric designation. Scientific and discovery records may include pertinent information such as the date of discovery, the observatory where it was observed, and its orbital characteristics.

In general, numbered designations like 23852 serve as placeholders for celestial objects awaiting further classification, naming, or detailed scientific investigation. They are essential in the systematic cataloging efforts that enable astronomers to organize and interpret the vast population of objects within our solar system and beyond. Currently, there is no publicly available scientific literature indicating that 23852 is associated with any notable or distinguished meteorite, comet, or celestial event.