626539

626539 is the official designation of a minor planet, a small celestial body in the Solar System. It is part of the population of numbered minor planets that receive permanent numbers from the Minor Planet Center (MPC) once their orbits have been sufficiently well determined. Numbering does not imply a name; many objects remain unnamed.

Discovery and designation: The body was assigned a provisional designation at the time of discovery and later received the number 626539 after orbit determination. The Minor Planet Center maintains the discovery circumstances, including the discovery date, the observatory or survey that first observed it, and the condition code. Such details are accessible through the MPC or the JPL Small-Body Database.

Orbit and physical characteristics: The specific orbital elements (for example, semi-major axis, eccentricity, and inclination) and any available physical parameters (diameter, albedo, rotation period, spectral type) are recorded in specialized databases. As of the latest published information, comprehensive public summaries may be limited, and precise values may be uncertain or unpublished in common reference works. It is typical for many minor planets to have limited observational data, with properties refined over time as more observations are obtained.

Naming status: As of now, 626539 has not been given a formal name in the astronomical literature.

See also: Minor Planet Center; List of minor planets; JPL Small-Body Database.

References: Minor Planet Center; JPL Small-Body Database.