2667

2667 is the natural number that comes after 2666 and before 2668. In mathematics, it is an odd composite integer with prime factorization 3 × 7 × 127. Its positive divisors are 1, 3, 7, 21, 127, 381, 889, and 2667. Because it is divisible by 3 and 7, it is not prime, and its factorization reflects that structure.

In calendrical use, 2667 may refer to the year AD 2667, a date in the far future that lies in the 27th century of the Gregorian calendar. As with other such future years, it is used primarily in theoretical or fictional contexts when projecting long-term timelines.

In astronomy, 2667 is used as the numeric designation for a minor planet in the Minor Planet Center’s catalog. Each numbered minor planet receives a sequential integer as part of its official designation, and 2667 denotes one specific object within that catalog.

Beyond these standard uses, 2667 can appear in various cultural, educational, or commercial contexts as a model number, dataset label, or fictional reference. There is no widely recognized event or entity uniquely tied to the number 2667.