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Major land-grant research university with public museums including Morrill Hall natural history — geology, paleontology, and agricultural science.
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Penn Museum program where participants create plaster casts of archaeological artifacts — covers materials science and archaeological methodology.

USNO Flagstaff Station telescope facility — astrometry, stellar parallax measurement, and operational astronomical observatory science.
Preserved WWII fleet submarine open for tours — submarine engineering, naval technology, and World War II Pacific theater history.

Cold War-era diesel-electric submarine at OMSI — covers submarine engineering, propulsion systems, and naval history through self-guided tours.

WWII fleet submarine open for self-guided tours — naval engineering, submarine warfare mechanics, and Pacific theater history.
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Fully restored WWII fleet submarine on the Great Lakes — naval engineering, submarine technology, and WWII Pacific theater history via walk-through tours.

Restored WWII Gato-class submarine open for tours — covers naval engineering, submarine mechanics, and WWII Pacific history.

WWII-era submarine open for self-guided tours — covers naval engineering, sonar, ballast systems, and Cold War military history.
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WWII-era Gato-class submarine open for self-guided tours covering naval engineering, submarine warfare technology, and World War II Pacific history.
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Preserved WWII-era Balao-class submarine open for self-guided tours — covers submarine engineering, sonar technology, and naval military history.

Restored WWII tank landing ship open for tours — covers naval engineering, amphibious warfare logistics, and WWII military history.
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Decommissioned training submarine on permanent display — covers submarine engineering, naval technology, hydrodynamics, and Cold War military history.
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Restored WWII fleet submarine open for self-guided tours — covers submarine engineering, propulsion, sonar technology, and naval history.

WWII-era submarine (SS-481) open for tours — covers submarine engineering, sonar, propulsion, and Cold War naval history.

WWII Gato-class submarine open for self-guided tours — naval engineering, submarine propulsion, and Pacific War history.
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WWII Tench-class submarine open for self-guided tours in Baltimore — covers submarine engineering, propulsion, and naval history of the Pacific War.

Utah state dinosaur museum with fossil displays, paleontology exhibits, and life-size reconstructions covering Mesozoic geology and natural history.

State STEM education center with hands-on coding, robotics, and engineering challenges aligned to K–12 curriculum standards.
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University of Wisconsin geology museum with fossil casts, minerals, and a mastodon skeleton — covers paleontology, mineralogy, and earth science.
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Large marine science center with live aquatic exhibits and touch tanks — covers marine biology, coastal ecosystems, and oceanography.

VERITAS gamma-ray telescope array at Mt. Hopkins — covers high-energy astrophysics, telescope technology, and particle detection; public tours available.

Large-format dome theater inside the New Mexico Museum of Natural History — immersive science film programming covering astronomy, earth science, and biology.

Vermont Institute of Natural Science raptor center with live ambassador birds — covers raptor biology, wildlife rehab, and bird of prey ecology.
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