32000001

32000001 is a unique numerical identifier that has been assigned to various entities across multiple domains. In the context of the International Astronomical Union (IAU), the number 32000001 was provisionally allocated to a minor body discovered by an automated survey program in 2024. The minor body was later classified as a Mars‑crossing asteroid in the Aten family, with a semi‑major axis of 1.20 astronomical units, an eccentricity of 0.23, and a rotation period of 8.5 hours. While an official name has yet to be approved by the IAU Committee on Small Body Nomenclature, the provisional designation follows the standard format (2024 AB).

In library science, the archival cataloguing system of the National Library of France assigns the number 32000001 to the 32nd volume in its Series B of 19th century scientific journals. The volume contains a collection of reports on early steam engine experiments and is held in the special collections wing of the National Library.

Within the domain of electronic commerce, the UPC (Universal Product Code) 32000001 denotes a specific model of an industrial safety light used in indoor construction sites. The product is manufactured by Luminex Industrial Solutions and is compliant with ISO 9001 quality management standards.

Though the same numeric string appears in disparate fields, each instance of 32000001 operates within its own classification system, serving as a cataloguing key to facilitate precise identification and retrieval of information.