While the merger of the two clubs have indeed created a bit of a divide in the sense that Mira, Ao, Mari, Mikage and Mai must all balance one another’s interests, the union of the two seemingly unrelated fields has a very tangible benefit for everyone: while technical details and methodologies differ greatly between astronomy and geology, both fields offer unique approaches towards solving their problems. Six episodes into Koisuru Asteroid, the series’ themes are beginning to materialise, being pushed to the forefront of what Mira and the others are doing during their time together as members of the Earth Sciences club.
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The series is, in short, very enjoyable after six episodes, although for the present, there does appear to be a delay, as the episode scheduled next is a recap episode. At Koisuru Asteroid‘s halfway point, Mira and Ao have definitely closed the distance between one another since their reunion, and all of the Earth Science club’s members have begun to appreciate the merits and curiosities of both astronomy and geology. Their café ends up being successful, and once the festival draws to a close, Mari and Mikage announce their intent to step down from a leadership role, handing the baton to a surprised Mai. While Mai and Mikage focus on obtaining a bore sample from their school grounds, Mira, Ao and Mari create a model solar system. They end up determining what the Earth Sciences club should do for their culture festival exhibit: a themed-café showcasing various facets of astronomy and geology. When term resumes, the Earth Sciences club encounters the newspaper club’s Sayuri Ibe and Ayano Usami, who’d come to take a look after the Earth Sciences club’s success with their newsletter. Mikage, being a third-year, is worried about her future.
Mira also spends a day with Mikage, attending a minerals exhibition. After the girls return home, Ao and Mira visit the beach with Suzu, who becomes jealous at Mira’s increasing closeness to Ao. The girls visit the Science Museum of Map and Survey for Mai, and Yuki recalls her own interests in astronomy. Back at Yuki’s grandparent’s place, the girls stargaze, and Yuki reveals the existence of a contest where the winners could join an asteroid discovery program. Here, Mari takes in everything with an ardent fervour, while Mira and Ao inquire about programmes for discovering asteroids. While Mikage takes in the sights of the geological museum on day one, Mira takes a rock to be appraised by a palaeontologist, who finds that Mira’s “fossil” is a pseudo-fossil, formed by minerals crystallising into organic-looking dendrites. While Mira and the others are initially surprised, it turns out that Yuki’s grandparents live near both Tsukuba Geological Museum and the JAXA Space Centre.
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With summer break in full swing, instructor Yuki takes the girls to her grandparents’ place. “That’s the key to new and good ideas they come from having a very broad and multidisciplinary range of interests.” –Robin Chaseen
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