92903

92903 is a numeric designation used in different contexts, most commonly as a United States ZIP code and as a minor-planet number in the astronomy catalog.

As a ZIP code, 92903 is assigned by the United States Postal Service to designate a specific geographic delivery area within California. ZIP codes are used to streamline mail sorting and routing, as well as to support demographic, marketing, and planning analyses. The boundaries and the specific communities served by ZIP code 92903 are defined by USPS documentation and local jurisdiction records. Like other ZIP codes, it may encompass residential, commercial, and institutional addresses and is typically served by one or more local post offices.

In astronomy, 92903 is the numeric designation of a minor planet (asteroid) in the catalog maintained by the International Astronomical Union’s Minor Planet Center. The number indicates the object’s official confirmation and numbering within the growing census of small bodies that orbit the Sun. Objects with such designations are tracked for orbital dynamics and, when possible, studied for physical characteristics such as size, composition, and rotation. The specific orbital parameters and observational history of this object are published in celestial catalogs and databases maintained by astronomical organizations.

Overall, 92903 serves as a compact identifier in two distinct domains: a postal region in California and a numbered minor planet in the solar-system inventory.