Classified for credit

Campus planetarium offering sky shows and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, constellations, and space science.

Public planetarium in Albany covering astronomy, celestial navigation, and the life cycle of stars through dome shows and exhibits.

Museum dedicated to Hieronymus Mueller's 19th-century manufacturing innovations — covers mechanical engineering, patent history, and applied physics.

Combined aquarium and zoo facility providing hands-on study of aquatic biology and animal adaptation.

Museum dedicated to clock and watchmaking — covers mechanical engineering, gear ratios, timekeeping history, and precision craftsmanship.

Long-running holography studio and gallery demonstrating laser optics, wavefront physics, and light interference through original holographic artworks.

Working honey farm and apiary museum with live bee exhibits — covers pollination biology, colony ecology, and honey production science.

Michigan college-operated planetarium offering public astronomy programs on the solar system, stars, and basic astrophysics concepts.

State museum research and collections center housing natural history, archaeology, and anthropology specimens — collections science and research methodology.

Indiana dinosaur museum with fossil casts and paleontology exhibits — covers prehistoric life, fossil formation, and earth history.

Preserved 1890s pathology and research facility — covers the history of neuroscience, psychiatric medicine, and early laboratory science.

The only cryptozoology museum in the world — covers folklore of undiscovered species, critical thinking about evidence, and the history of zoological discovery.

Museum tracing the history of papermaking technology from hand production to industrial mills — covers materials science, chemistry, and manufacturing history.

Physical archive of the Internet Archive in Richmond — covers digital preservation, computer history, and information science.

Museum in historic Jerome covering copper mining history, geology, and ore-processing technology that drove Arizona's territorial economy.

State historic park at a former copper mine in Jerome, AZ — covers hard-rock mining geology, ore processing, and Arizona territorial history.

Hands-on museum tracing radio, telegraph, and broadcast technology from Morse code to modern communications — applied physics and media history.

Barrier-island nature and energy center at Jones Beach covering coastal ecology, renewable energy, and Long Island Sound watershed science.

Museum documenting Kansas petroleum and natural gas extraction history — covers geology, fossil fuels, drilling engineering, and the economic history of the oil industry.

Historic Sierra Nevada hard-rock gold mine and museum — covers mining geology, mineralogy, and California Gold Rush industrial history.

Kinross heritage-park blacksmith shop — working blacksmith demos, metallurgy, and hand-tool engineering.

LC Bates Museum in Hinckley, ME houses natural history specimens and cultural artifacts — supports zoology, geology, and natural history studies.

University of Wisconsin physics teaching museum with hands-on demonstrations covering mechanics, electricity, optics, and wave phenomena.

University physics museum with hands-on demonstrations and historical instruments — covers mechanics, electromagnetism, and optics.