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46 matches in Nebraska
University-based science and mathematics education center at UNL — supports hands-on STEM curriculum through labs and educational programming.
College-hosted planetarium offering public shows on astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics — supports earth-science and mathematics curriculum.
University-based food-science innovation center — applied food chemistry, agricultural processing, and product development from farm to shelf.
College-based public planetarium with full-dome projection — astronomy, the solar system, and earth science aligned to standard science curriculum.
Army Corps of Engineers dam on the Missouri River with a visitor center — covers hydroelectric power generation, flood control engineering, and river ecology.
Rural dark-sky observatory offering public viewing nights — covers telescopy, stellar classification, and celestial navigation.
Free public observatory in Lincoln open most Friday evenings — covers telescope operation, planetary science, and observational astronomy.
Historic windmill factory with original production equipment — covers mechanical engineering, gear-and-pump physics, and the role of wind power in Great Plains agriculture.
College-operated planetarium offering public sky programs — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the scientific method through live and recorded dome presentations.
University research and innovation campus — applied STEM research, entrepreneurship, and technology commercialization in a working lab environment.
Wildlife rehabilitation center — applied zoology covering native species identification, injury triage, and ecological conservation in Nebraska.
Nebraska state historic site preserving a working 19th-century water-powered grist mill — covers mechanical energy transfer, milling technology, and frontier agricultural history.
Gallery displaying petrified wood specimens from the Nebraska region — covers fossilization processes, plant paleontology, and geological time scales.
Zoo and discovery center in western Nebraska — covers animal biology, conservation, and ecological science through live animal exhibits.
Public observatory at Hastings College — telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy for school-age visitors.
Nebraska Game & Parks education center with aquarium displays and wildlife exhibits — applied biology, aquatic ecosystems, and Nebraska native species.
Nebraska state recreation area on the Platte River featuring an aquarium and fish hatchery — covers freshwater biology and aquatic ecosystems.
Small fossil and bone shop in Tecumseh offering hands-on access to real specimens — supports paleontology, skeletal anatomy, and earth science.
University of Nebraska-Kearney planetarium offering public dome shows covering astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science.
University-operated public observatory with telescope viewing nights — covers astronomy, optics, and celestial mechanics with guided instruction.
University of Nebraska tractor museum tracing agricultural mechanization — covers mechanical engineering, farm history, and rural economics.
Outdoor dinosaur sculpture exhibit at a Nebraska roadside attraction — introduces paleontology and prehistoric life concepts in a hands-on outdoor setting.
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