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39 matches in Kansas
Rural Kansas science resource center near the Haviland meteorite crater site — covers Earth science, meteorite geology, and physical science with hands-on exhibits.
University insect zoo at Kansas State featuring live arthropod specimens supporting entomology, insect classification, and invertebrate biology.
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Kansas state-operated fish hatchery with raceways and stocking operations — covers freshwater fish biology, aquaculture techniques, and wildlife management.
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Museum documenting Kansas petroleum and natural gas extraction history — covers geology, fossil fuels, drilling engineering, and the economic history of the oil industry.
Rural Kansas gallery featuring marine fossils and chalk-formation geology — covers Cretaceous paleontology and regional natural history.
Public observatory near Wichita with telescopes and staff-led programs — covers observational astronomy, the solar system, and basic astrophysics.
State-operated nature center and fish hatchery on Milford Lake — covers aquaculture, native wildlife biology, and Kansas watershed ecology.
Licensed wildlife rescue facility in Topeka — covers raptor and mammal rehabilitation, native species biology, and wildlife conservation.
Licensed wildlife rehabilitation center — covers native Kansas wildlife biology, animal care, and ecological roles of raptors and mammals.
Public observatory operated by the Astronomical Society of Kansas City with a 30-inch Cassegrain telescope — covers observational astronomy and telescope optics.
University-operated public observatory in southeast Kansas with telescopes available for scheduled viewings — covers observational astronomy and astrophysics concepts.
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Regional natural history museum with fossil, mineral, and wildlife collections — covers paleontology, geology, and Kansas natural history.
Public planetarium in Topeka using a Spitz projection system — covers astronomy, the solar system, and earth science through dome presentations.
Small public aquarium — supports fish biology, aquatic ecosystems, and animal behavior observation.
Automotive collection tracing the history of car manufacturing and mechanical engineering — covers industrial history and internal combustion engine technology.
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