C1995

C1995 is an alphanumeric designation that can refer to different topics depending on context. There is no single widely recognized object or event simply titled C1995, but the string appears in several niches as shorthand for year-based identifiers.

In astronomy, the designation format for comets uses a letter code for the type and the year of discovery; 'C' indicates a non-periodic comet, followed by a year and a code. The compact string "C1995" is usually insufficient to identify a specific object; catalog entries typically use full designations such as C/1995 O1. A well-known example from 1995 is Hale-Bopp, officially designated C/1995 O1 Hale-Bopp.

In other domains, C1995 might serve as a catalog or model number, project code, or dataset identifier adopted by an organization in that year. Without additional context, it is not possible to assign a precise meaning to C1995. Researchers or readers encountering the code should look for accompanying information such as the field of study, institution, or a more complete designation to determine its exact reference.

See also references to year-based designations and disambiguation pages for the year 1995 in various catalogs, which can help clarify similar alphanumeric codes that use the same components in different contexts. If you have a specific domain in mind, providing that context can yield a more precise identification of what C1995 denotes.