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Natural history and science museum with fossils, minerals, and earth science exhibits — directly supports geology, paleontology, and life science curricula.
Combined natural history museum and working planetarium — covers paleontology, anthropology, astronomy, and the night sky through live dome programs.
Regional natural history and science museum — covers paleontology, geology, and Chihuahuan Desert ecology.
Northern Arizona natural-history and anthropology museum — covers Colorado Plateau geology, Ancestral Puebloan archaeology, and regional Native cultures.
Museum exhibiting prehistoric fossils and life reconstructions — covers paleontology, geological time, and evolutionary biology.
Regional hands-on science and technology center in Syracuse — covers physics, engineering, and applied science through interactive exhibits.
Recreated coal mine exhibit inside Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry — covers mining geology, industrial history, and energy production.
Hands-on museum covering film and digital media technology — ties media production history to engineering, visual storytelling, and cultural studies.
Medical college museum with anatomical specimens and surgical history — covers human anatomy, pathology, and the history of medical science.
NASA Ames Visitor Center with aeronautics and space-exploration exhibits — covers aerospace engineering, physics, and space science.
NASA exhibit center at NASA HQ displaying Earth-observation data, climate science, and remote sensing — applied earth science, satellite technology, and environmental data literacy.
Museum dedicated to architecture and engineering covers structural systems, urban planning, construction technology, and civil engineering history.
Working Corvette assembly plant adjacent to a dedicated museum — covers automotive engineering, manufacturing process, and 70 years of American industrial design.
Museum honoring inducted inventors with exhibits on the patent process, STEM careers, and landmark American inventions across technology and medicine.
Smithsonian-affiliated museum on the Mississippi River covering river ecology, hydrology, towboat engineering, and the river's role in US history.
Museum housed in a historic Bethlehem Steel facility covering industrial machinery, metallurgy, and the history of American manufacturing.
Dedicated nuclear science and history museum covering fission, reactor design, the Manhattan Project, and Cold War weapons development.
Atlanta science center with live animals and hands-on exhibits — zoology, physical science, and natural history for younger learners.
NC Museum of Natural Sciences' research wing with working labs viewable by the public — covers earth sciences, biodiversity, genomics, and active scientific methods.
Hands-on science and fossil attraction with gem mining, dinosaur exhibits, and nature activities covering geology and paleontology.
Full-dome planetarium within a public museum — covers astronomy, the solar system, and celestial navigation.
Large Connecticut aviation museum with 90+ aircraft covering aerospace engineering, flight physics, and the history of aviation from WWI to the jet age.
State natural-history museum with dinosaur fossils, volcanic geology, and New Mexico paleontology exhibits — applied earth science and evolutionary biology.
Dark-sky observatory offering remote telescope access and on-site viewing — covers observational astronomy, optics, and celestial mechanics.
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