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Historic windmill factory with original production equipment — covers mechanical engineering, gear-and-pump physics, and the role of wind power in Great Plains agriculture.
Ecuadorian chocolate producer offering tours of the bean-to-bar process — covers food science, fermentation, cacao agriculture, and international trade geography.
Community college public planetarium offering astronomy programs — covers stellar evolution, planetary science, and celestial navigation through scheduled shows.
LC Bates Museum in Hinckley, ME houses natural history specimens and cultural artifacts — supports zoology, geology, and natural history studies.
University of Wisconsin physics teaching museum with hands-on demonstrations covering mechanics, electricity, optics, and wave phenomena.
University physics museum with hands-on demonstrations and historical instruments — covers mechanics, electromagnetism, and optics.
Brown University's 1891 refracting telescope observatory open for public viewing nights — covers optics, astronomy, and celestial mechanics.
Public observatory near Wichita with telescopes and staff-led programs — covers observational astronomy, the solar system, and basic astrophysics.
Regional natural history and wildlife museum near Lake Meredith covering local aquatic ecosystems and wildlife biology.
Museum on Lake Erie's shore covering electric railway and interurban history — applied electricity, transportation engineering, and industrial history.
NMSU extension demonstration garden showcasing water-wise landscaping, soil science, and desert-adapted horticulture research.
Whale center on Whidbey Island focused on cetacean biology, Pacific Northwest marine ecosystems, and conservation — applied marine science.
One of the world's largest optical telescopes on Mt. Graham — covers optics, astrophysics, and modern observational research methods.
Museum dedicated to large-scale computing and systems technology — covers computer history, engineering, and applied mathematics.
Working Texas fish farm where students observe commercial aquaculture operations, fish rearing stages, and applied water biology in a farm setting.
Laser light and music show in the Pacific Science Center's domed theater — covers laser physics, wave optics, and the relationship between mathematics and sound.
University of Missouri public observatory offering telescope access and astronomy education — supports physics, optics, and observational astronomy.
Regional aquarium with live freshwater and marine wildlife displays — covers fish biology, animal adaptation, and aquatic ecosystems.
Community college science center with hands-on STEM exhibits — covers physical science, math concepts, and applied technology.
University of Virginia research observatory with a 26-inch refractor — covers telescope mechanics, stellar classification, and the history of observational astronomy.
Combined aquarium and reptile exhibit covering aquatic ecosystems, fish biology, herpetology, and animal adaptations.
Working model railroad museum covering railroad engineering, scale math, and the history of Lehigh Valley rail commerce.
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University-based science center with hands-on STEM exhibits at the University of Central Arkansas — covers physics, earth science, and applied mathematics.
Visitor center for Libby Dam on the Kootenai River — covers hydroelectric power generation, dam engineering, and river hydrology.
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