7901066

7901066 is a numerical sequence or code that has been assigned to several entities, resulting in various interpretations and uses. One possible application of this code pertains to it being the catalog number for a celestial object in the New General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars. The catalogue was compiled by the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada from data collected from 1888 to 1910. This specific catalog number 7901, which is part of a larger designation, corresponds to a known astronomical object that can be identified through its number in a subsequent catalogue, the Messier Catalogue. However, the code 1066 does not correspond to a particular cataloged object outside of the New General Catalogue.

Aside from astronomical applications, the code 7901066 has been assigned as an ID in various other contexts. These contexts include online database entries, inventory numbers for electronic devices, and mail routing labels. In some cases, these designations are used for organizational purposes, serving as unique identifiers for specific records or items within a system.

In general, the code 7901066 can be seen as a generic reference number assigned by an institution or database provider based on an existing naming convention or protocol. Its meaning and use depend on the context in which it is encountered.