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Large multi-wing discovery center in Union City covering science, natural history, agriculture, and regional culture — strong STEM and interdisciplinary curriculum hooks.

Large hands-on science and technology center on Milwaukee's lakefront — covers engineering, freshwater science, and innovation history.

EAA's major aviation museum with hundreds of aircraft — covers aerodynamics, propulsion engineering, and the history of powered flight.

Rowan University fossil park with a publicly accessible active dig site yielding Cretaceous mosasaurs and other marine fossils — paleontology and stratigraphy.

Large aviation and space museum housing the Spruce Goose and dozens of aircraft — covers aerodynamics, aerospace engineering, and aviation history.

World-class interactive science center on San Francisco Bay with 600+ hands-on exhibits covering physics, biology, perception, and engineering.

Natural history museum with one of the world's largest dinosaur halls — covers paleontology, geology, ecology, and evolutionary biology.

Major Gulf Coast aquarium with live exhibits on marine ecosystems, coral reefs, and aquatic biology.

Working Ford River Rouge auto assembly plant tour — covers modern manufacturing processes, industrial engineering, supply chain, and automotive history.

Large Fort Worth science and history museum with hands-on STEM exhibits, a planetarium, and natural history collections covering paleontology and earth science.

Self-guided fossil trail through Badlands formations — covers paleontology, stratigraphy, and Oligocene-era natural history in an outdoor classroom.

Guided fossil dig experience in the Green River Formation — covers paleontology, stratigraphy, and Eocene-era ecosystem reconstruction.

Major hands-on science center covering physics, astronomy, engineering, and human biology with a full-size locomotive and Fels Planetarium.

Space launch infrastructure visitor complex at Kennedy Space Center area — covers rocket engineering, orbital mechanics, and current deep-space mission programs.

Captured German WWII submarine on permanent display at the Museum of Science and Industry — naval engineering, submarine technology, and WWII history.

Grand Coulee Dam visitor center — fluid dynamics, hydropower generation, and Depression-era civil engineering of the largest US concrete structure.

Active paleontological dig site with museum — covers vertebrate paleontology, Miocene ecology, and scientific excavation methods using real fossil specimens.

NASA Glenn-affiliated science center on Lake Erie with hands-on STEM exhibits and the only NASA Glenn visitor center — covers aerospace, energy, and engineering.

Regional science center combining aquarium, zoo, and planetarium — covers zoology, marine biology, astronomy, and conservation.

Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry offers hundreds of hands-on exhibits covering physics, chemistry, engineering, technology, and applied math.

Public observatory with telescopes, a planetarium, and exhibits on astrophysics — covers astronomy, optics, the solar system, and the physics of light.

Public observatory and planetarium on Griffith Park hill — covers astronomy, optics, earth science, and the physics of the solar system.

Large urban park housing Griffith Observatory, an astronomy museum, and nature trails — supports astronomy, earth science, and ecology across multiple venues.

AMNH hall displaying saurischian dinosaur fossil specimens — supports vertebrate paleontology, evolutionary biology, and geologic time.