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59 matches in Georgia
Planetarium serving northwest Georgia — covers astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics through dome projection programs.
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Aviation history museum with historic aircraft and technology exhibits — covers aeronautical engineering, aerospace history, and physics of flight.
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Small natural history museum at Toccoa with biological and geological specimens — supports taxonomy, paleontology, and regional natural history.
Regional heritage center in Albany with a planetarium and railroad history exhibits — covers astronomy, earth science, and Southwest Georgia transportation history.
Coastal marine science center with touch tanks and live exhibits — covers marine biology, coastal ecology, and Georgia barrier-island ecosystems.
UGA marine research facility and public aquarium on Skidaway Island — covers marine biology, coastal ecology, and oceanography.
Valdosta State University public planetarium with projected sky programs — covers astronomy, planetary science, and celestial navigation.
Small regional science center with hands-on STEM exhibits — supports inquiry-based learning in physical science and technology.
Federal fish hatchery with aquarium and visitor station at FDR's Little White House site — covers fish propagation, aquatic biology, and water chemistry.
Public planetarium at Albany's Thronateeska Heritage Center — covers astronomy, star identification, and the physics of the solar system.
Museum dedicated to the Vidalia sweet onion industry — covers plant biology, agriculture, soil science, and regional economics.
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