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Museum in Oak Ridge, TN covering nuclear energy science and the Manhattan Project — nuclear physics, energy policy, and Cold War history.

DOE-affiliated museum in Oak Ridge covering nuclear energy science, Manhattan Project history, and atomic energy applications.

Working precision-tools factory building with exhibits on interchangeable parts and American manufacturing — covers mechanical engineering, industrial history, and metrology.

Space museum near Kennedy Space Center with Mercury-era rockets and astronaut artifacts — covers aerospace engineering and the history of the US space program.

Natural history museum at Big Cedar Lodge featuring Ozark fossils, Native American artifacts, and regional archaeology — paleontology and natural history.

Dedicated balloon museum covering the physics of buoyancy and flight, meteorology, and the history of ballooning from early aviation to modern sport.

Combined natural history and art campus including a natural history museum with dinosaur and wildlife exhibits and adjacent botanical garden.

Wildlife rehab facility focused on black bear cubs in the Smokies — covers wildlife biology, rehabilitation science, and human-wildlife conflict in Appalachian ecosystems.

Oregon Coast Aquarium with marine habitat exhibits — covers Pacific Ocean ecology, fish biology, and marine mammal adaptations.

Large marine and aquatic exhibit complex at Moody Gardens — covers oceanography, coral reef biology, and deep-sea marine science through immersive displays.

San Francisco Bay-focused aquarium at Pier 39 — covers Pacific marine biology, local watershed ecology, and ocean conservation.

Newport aquarium village on the Oregon coast with marine life exhibits — covers Pacific coastal ecology, marine biology, and tide-pool science.

Marine education and snorkel/dive operation in Lahaina — covers coral reef ecology, marine species identification, and ocean conservation.

Historic gold processing mill and mine tunnel with guided tours — covers hard-rock mining methods, ore chemistry, and Colorado mining history.

Natural history museum with dinosaur fossils, paleontology exhibits, and Southwest geology — covers earth science, prehistoric life, and regional archaeology.

Natural history museum parking lot entry point — the museum itself covers paleontology, geology, and Southwestern Indigenous archaeology.

Indoor aquarium in Tempe with touch pools and marine exhibits — covers marine biology, ocean ecosystems, and aquatic adaptations.

Decommissioned USS Razorback submarine on the Arkansas River — covers submarine engineering, naval history, and Cold War military technology.

Birthplace-town museum dedicated to Neil Armstrong covering Mercury–Gemini–Apollo engineering, orbital mechanics, and spaceflight history.

VLA operations center for the National Radio Astronomy Observatory — radio astronomy, electromagnetic spectrum, and large-scale data science.

Public astronomy center adjacent to Lowell Observatory — covers optical telescopes, celestial mechanics, and the history of planetary science.

Hands-on science center with interactive STEM exhibits covering physics, engineering, and technology concepts for elementary and middle-school learners.

Smithsonian-affiliated museum covering nuclear history, atomic physics, Cold War weapons development, and the science of nuclear energy.

Indoor insect museum on Canal Street covering entomology, insect life cycles, taxonomy, and the ecological roles of insects worldwide.