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"Space May Be a Distant Place, but Anyone Can contribute." The Name of the Asteroid Discovered by a Female High School Student in Okayama City Is "Dianeji": "Love for One's Alma Mater" Spreads to Space [Okayama]

An asteroid discovered by a female high school student in Okayama City was internationally recognized as a new planet in September. The name she chose for this asteroid was... her own school. "I named it 'Dianeji.' I love this school. It would be wonderful if naming it 'Dianeji' sparked more interest in astronomy," says Iori Fujii, a fifth-year student (second-year high school student) at Okayama Daianji Secondary School in Okayama City. On Sept…
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An asteroid discovered by a female high school student in Okayama City was internationally recognized as a new planet in September. The name she chose for this asteroid was... her own school. "I named it 'Dianeji.' I love this school. It would be wonderful if naming it 'Dianeji' sparked more interest in astronomy," says Iori Fujii, a fifth-year student (second-year high school student) at Okayama Daianji Secondary School in Okayama City. On Sept…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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