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Aquarium focusing on South Pacific marine species — covers marine biology, ocean ecosystems, and Pacific reef ecology.
Campus planetarium with sky shows — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and light physics; located at Western Washington University.
Military vehicle and technology exhibit in Seattle — covers mechanical engineering, armor design history, and 20th-century military technology.
Museum tracing telephone technology from early switchboards to modern communication — covers electrical engineering concepts and the history of telecommunications.
Biodiversity center at Evergreen State College covering taxonomy, ecological classification, and Pacific Northwest species conservation.
Collection of vintage antique motorcycles — covers mechanical engineering history, internal combustion technology, and 20th-century transportation development.
University-operated Keck research telescope — covers observational astronomy, optics, and the science of telescope engineering.
University observatory on the University of Washington campus — covers telescopic optics, stellar astronomy, and observational methods.
Indoor tropical butterfly house with live specimens — covers entomology, insect life cycles, and rainforest ecology.
University of Washington campus planetarium offering public shows — covers stellar astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics.
College-based science center at Centralia College with hands-on STEM exhibits covering physics, biology, and applied sciences for student groups.
Historic water tower with observation deck in Seattle — covers municipal water system history, civil engineering, and panoramic geography.
Watershed science center covering water quality, salmon habitat restoration, and freshwater ecology in the Issaquah Creek basin.
Small coastal aquarium featuring Pacific Northwest marine life — supports marine biology and oceanic ecosystems curriculum.
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Water and environmental science center in Olympia — hands-on exhibits cover watersheds, aquatic ecology, and water resource management.
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Nonprofit felid advocacy center housing wild cats — covers big-cat biology, predator ecology, and wildlife conservation programs.
College-based planetarium with public show schedule — astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics through projected dome presentations.
University planetarium with public programs — covers astronomy, planetary science, and the physics of light and motion.
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