International Naming System

The International Naming System (INS) is a standardized method for naming celestial objects or scientific entities globally. It ensures consistency and clarity across different countries and languages by assigning unique, universally recognized names or codes. This system facilitates accurate communication, data sharing, and research, especially in fields like astronomy, chemistry, or medicine, where precise identification is essential. In essence, the INS helps everyone "speak the same language" when referring to complex or numerous objects, reducing confusion and improving collaboration across international communities.