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39 matches in Hawaii
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Live butterfly conservatory with tropical species — covers entomology, metamorphosis, and Hawaiian ecological relationships.
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World-class optical observatory atop Mauna Kea with visitor gallery — covers optics, infrared astronomy, and telescope engineering.

Keck Observatory headquarters visitor center covers optical telescope engineering, adaptive optics, and current astrophysics research.
University-affiliated public aquarium on the Waikiki shoreline — covers Pacific marine biology, coral reef ecology, and Hawaiian coastal species.

University-affiliated public aquarium on Waikiki — covers Hawaiian marine biology, coral reef ecology, and Pacific Ocean conservation.

International research telescope on Mauna Kea accessible via Waimea headquarters — covers optical astronomy, international scientific collaboration, and astrophysics.
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Maui wildlife discovery center with exhibits on Hawaiian endemic species — covers island biogeography, conservation biology, and native fauna.

Licensed wildlife hospital rehabilitating Hawaii's native birds and animals — covers vertebrate biology, native species conservation, and island ecology.

School-based planetarium offering star programs and astronomy shows — covers celestial mechanics, constellations, and space science.
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University of Hawaii research astronomy institute — covers telescope optics, solar system science, and Mauna Kea observatory programs.

Submillimeter radio telescope at Mauna Kea — visitor center covers radio astronomy, international science collaboration, and electromagnetic wavelengths.
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Small Honolulu museum focused on coral and marine life specimens — covers coral reef biology, marine ecosystems, and Pacific Ocean ecology.

Museum dedicated to Pacific tsunami events — covers seismology, wave physics, oceanography, and the human impact of natural disasters.
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Small community museum documenting Kilauea lava flows and their impact on Pahoa — covers volcanology, geology, and community disaster response.

Subaru 8.2m optical-infrared telescope on Mauna Kea — covers astrophysics, optics engineering, and the science of large telescope design.
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