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159 matches in California
Community-college natural history museum with local geology, paleontology, and biological specimens — covers Earth science and regional ecology.
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Medical history museum with instruments and exhibits tracing the development of medicine and public health in Southern California.
Community college planetarium offering public shows on astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science — solid curriculum support for earth and space science units.
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City-run wildlife center in Hayward, CA housing injured native animals — covers native California wildlife, animal rehabilitation, and ecological interdependence.
Community college planetarium with sky shows and astronomy programs — covers celestial mechanics, cosmology, and observational astronomy.
Education center focused on American River watershed management — covers hydrology, water supply systems, and water conservation science.
Los Angeles institute exploring the science and culture of scent — covers olfactory biology, chemistry, and sensory perception.
Community-college planetarium with public shows — covers astronomy, the solar system, and night-sky navigation through immersive dome projection.
University-operated planetarium offering public shows on astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science.
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Community college planetarium with scheduled public shows — covers stellar astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics.
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Air museum featuring rotary-wing and fixed-wing aircraft — covers aviation mechanics, aerospace engineering history, and flight principles.
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Working pistachio farm and processing operation — covers plant biology, nut agriculture, water use in arid climates, and California's Central Valley food production.
Natural history museum with biological and geological specimen collections — covers taxonomy, paleontology, and earth science; no address on file.
Small natural-history and wildlife museum with local taxidermy and ecology exhibits — supports California fauna and natural-history study.
Specialty museum covering ocular anatomy, ophthalmology history, and vision science — supports biology and health curriculum.
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