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Hands-on community science museum with interactive exhibits covering basic physics, biology, and STEM concepts for elementary and middle-school learners.

Hands-on children's science and discovery museum with interactive STEM exhibits — supports early science, math, and literacy skills.

Amateur/community observatory in rural Iowa offering public stargazing and telescope instruction covering astronomy and observational math.

College physical science center with planetarium and observatory — covers astronomy, physics, and earth science through demonstrations and telescope observation.

Working pistachio farm and processing operation — covers plant biology, nut agriculture, water use in arid climates, and California's Central Valley food production.

Regional science and wonders center with hands-on exhibits — supports physical science, life science, and STEM exploration for elementary-age students.

Small aquarium and wildlife exhibit inside a New Jersey mall — covers basic marine and freshwater species biology in an accessible hands-on setting.

Working bourbon distillery tour covering fermentation chemistry, distillation process, and barrel aging — applied chemistry and food-science curriculum hook.

Forestry education center with exhibits on global forest ecosystems, sustainable timber practices, and wood-product science adjacent to Portland's Washington Park.

Natural history museum with biological and geological specimen collections — covers taxonomy, paleontology, and earth science; no address on file.

Education center focused on animal adaptations — covers evolutionary biology, zoology, and comparative anatomy through live animals or specimens.

Reptile exhibit center in Norfolk, VA — covers herpetology, reptile and amphibian biology, and vertebrate adaptations.

Craft-brewery hop observatory in Bend, OR — covers botany of hops cultivation, fermentation science, and plant biology in a working agricultural setting.

University planetarium with public programs — covers astronomy, planetary science, and the physics of light and motion.

University of Wyoming infrared telescope facility on Jelm Mountain — covers infrared astronomy, telescope engineering, and astrophysics research methods.

Wyoming wildlife exhibit with mounted and live specimens — covers native Wyoming fauna, habitat ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Community college planetarium with dome shows and telescope programs — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the scale of the solar system.

Amateur astronomical society observatory with public viewing nights — covers telescope optics, celestial navigation, and observational astronomy.

School-based public planetarium offering astronomy programs — covers celestial mechanics, star life cycles, and observational astronomy.

Adams State University planetarium serving the San Luis Valley — astronomy, celestial navigation, and space science with dome projection shows.

Historic 19th-century grist mill on the San Marcos River — demonstrates water-powered milling mechanics and the role of mills in Texas frontier settlement.

Museum tracing the manufacturing history of Zippo lighters and Case knives — covers metalworking, industrial design, and American manufacturing history.

NMSU museum housing the Zuhl Collection of petrified wood and fossils — paleontology, geological time, and plant fossilization processes.

Aquatics facility offering swim instruction and water-safety programming with applied kinesiology and physical education curriculum hooks.