326156

326156 is a natural number that lies between 326155 and 326157. In pure mathematics, it is an even integer greater than two and, therefore, a composite number. Beyond its role as a simple number, 326156 can appear as an identifier in various cataloging and record-keeping systems where six-digit codes are used to distinguish items, records, or entries.

In astronomy, 326156 is the numerical designation assigned by the Minor Planet Center to a registered minor planet. Numbers in this sequence are issued once an object's orbit has been sufficiently well determined, and the designation becomes a permanent part of the object's official name. The object may also have a provisional designation and, if applicable, a later name. Detailed information about the object, including discovery circumstances, orbital elements, and naming status, is maintained in relevant astronomical catalogs and databases.

Because 326156 functions as a code within different contexts, its exact meaning depends on the system in which it appears. In a scientific database, it could refer to a specific asteroid entry; in a library, archive, or commercial catalog, it could be a part number, inventory code, or internal identifier. Without accompanying context, the six-digit string 326156 does not convey a single universal meaning and should be interpreted within its respective framework.