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Gallery featuring large-scale space-exploration murals near White Sands — covers NASA history, rocketry, and space science in a visual display format.
College-campus public observatory with telescopes — covers astronomy, optics, and the physics of light observation.
Denison University campus observatory with a historic refractor telescope — covers observational astronomy and the history of American collegiate science.
University of Texas research collections housing vertebrate and invertebrate specimens — supports taxonomy, systematics, and natural-history science at an advanced level.
Working research observatory shared by three colleges — covers optics, telescope mechanics, stellar observation, and astronomical data collection.
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Museum dedicated to Tiffin Glass Company products — covers the chemistry of glass production and the history of American decorative glassmaking.
Small natural history museum with local wildlife specimens and ecology exhibits — supports zoology, regional biodiversity, and Illinois natural history.
Specialty museum covering ocular anatomy, ophthalmology history, and vision science — supports biology and health curriculum.
Museum dedicated to the Vidalia sweet onion industry — covers plant biology, agriculture, soil science, and regional economics.
Vintage Tektronix electronics museum in Beaverton preserving oscilloscopes and test equipment — covers electronics history and engineering principles.
Museum tracing water management, irrigation, and hydraulic history in the arid Southwest — hydrology, civil engineering, and regional geography.
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Campus observatory with telescopes — covers astronomy, optics, and observational science.
State geological survey office with rock, mineral, and fossil collections — covers stratigraphy, mineralogy, and West Virginia's natural resource history.
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Major research university campus — campus tours expose students to higher-education STEM programs, research labs, and career pathways.
School-based planetarium in West View High School area offering public shows — astronomy, star identification, and celestial mechanics.
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