350379

350379 is the designation of a minor planet in the Solar System, most likely an asteroid. In the catalog maintained by the Minor Planet Center, numeric designations are assigned to minor planets once their orbits are well established, yielding a unique identifier for the object. Before receiving a permanent number, an object is given a provisional designation that reflects its year of discovery and observatory code; this information appears in official records alongside the later numbered entry.

Orbital characteristics: As a member of the main asteroid belt, 350379 orbits the Sun with a period of years corresponding to a semi-major axis typically between about 2.0 and 3.5 astronomical units. Its orbit has modest eccentricity and a low to moderate inclination relative to the ecliptic, consistent with many belt objects. Exact orbital elements are published in the JPL Small-Body Database and the MPC database.

Physical characteristics: Specific size, albedo, spectral type, rotation period, and composition for 350379 are not widely summarized in general references. When available, such data come from targeted observations (photometry, spectroscopy, thermal imaging) and are recorded in SBDB and MPC records.

This entry notes the existence of a numbered minor planet and points to official data sources for detailed parameters. See also Minor Planet Center and JPL Small-Body Database for current orbital and physical information.