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Natural science museum in Texas with specimen collections covering geology, zoology, and regional natural history.

Working blacksmith shop and wagon museum — covers 19th-century metalworking, mechanical engineering, and agricultural history.

Reptile exhibit facility covering herpetology, reptile adaptations, thermoregulation, and species diversity across live specimens.

Visitor center at an active open-pit borax mine — covers industrial mineralogy, desert geology, and large-scale mining operations.

Museum tracing 2,000 years of papermaking technology — covers material science, industrial history, and the chemistry of fiber and pulp.

Local rock and mineral collection museum — supports earth science, mineralogy, and geology curriculum.

University geology museum with rock, mineral, and fossil collections — covers earth science, mineralogy, and stratigraphy.

Wildlife museum with 150+ mounted animals in habitat dioramas covering global biodiversity, animal adaptations, and conservation geography.

Telephone history museum tracing communication technology from early telephony to digital networks — covers electrical engineering and technology history.

City-run utility education center with hands-on exhibits covering water treatment, electricity, recycling, and public infrastructure systems.

Small aquarium on the Manhattan Beach pier featuring live local marine specimens — covers Southern California coastal ecology, marine biology, and tidal zone species.

Campus planetarium offering star shows and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, light, and the solar system.

University geology museum with mineral, fossil, and rock collections — supports earth science, mineralogy, paleontology, and stratigraphy curriculum.

Glacially carved potholes and cascading falls on the Deerfield River — covers fluvial geomorphology, erosion, and watershed ecology.

Community museum with a functioning planetarium — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the solar system in a domed projection theater.

Museum documenting the Savannah River Site's nuclear weapons and energy production history — covers nuclear physics, Cold War history, and environmental remediation science.

Hands-on STEM learning center in a former mine region of Idaho — covers earth science, mining geology, and applied mathematics through interactive exhibits.

Hands-on science center in the historic Butte mining district — covers mining geology, mineralogy, and the industrial science history of Butte, Montana.

University mineral museum at Michigan Tech housing one of the nation's top mineral collections — covers mineralogy, crystallography, and Upper Peninsula geology.

Public planetarium at the Springfield Science Museum — astronomy, celestial navigation, and space science through live sky programs.

Public planetarium at Marquette's school complex — covers astronomy, the solar system, and celestial navigation through projected sky programs.

UNM Silver Family geology museum — minerals, rocks, NM regional geology, and meteorites.

Aviation education museum covering aerodynamics, aircraft mechanics, and the history of flight through static displays and hands-on exhibits.

UNT planetarium — full-dome astronomy programs and sky shows for school groups.