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31 matches in Montana
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Fort Peck Dam powerhouse museum covering hydroelectric generation, New Deal engineering, and dam operations — supports civil engineering, electricity, and 20th-century history.
Hands-on science center in the historic Butte mining district — covers mining geology, mineralogy, and the industrial science history of Butte, Montana.
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University of Montana public observatory room with telescopes — supports observational astronomy and optics instruction in a university STEM setting.
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Freshwater aquarium in Billings showcasing Montana native fish species — aquatic biology, fish taxonomy, and local watershed ecosystems.
Public observatory in Red Lodge, MT offering telescope viewing sessions that cover celestial mechanics, astrophysics, and observational astronomy.
Hands-on children's science and discovery museum with interactive STEM exhibits — supports early science, math, and literacy skills.
Commercial hot springs and fitness facility near Helena — geothermal features provide a basic hook for hydrothermal geology discussion.
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