Classified for credit

Historic sawmill museum on the Mississippi — covers timber milling mechanics, 19th-century lumber industry, and applied physics of water-powered machinery.

Campus observatory open for public viewing — covers telescopic observation, stellar astronomy, and basic astrophysics.

Regional natural history museum with fossil, mineral, and wildlife collections — covers paleontology, geology, and Kansas natural history.

Earth science education center with geology exhibits and outdoor field areas — covers mineralogy, stratigraphy, paleontology, and earth systems science.

Nebraska Game & Parks education center with aquarium displays and wildlife exhibits — applied biology, aquatic ecosystems, and Nebraska native species.

Nebraska state recreation area on the Platte River featuring an aquarium and fish hatchery — covers freshwater biology and aquatic ecosystems.

Public planetarium with sky shows and astronomy programs — covers celestial mechanics, stellar classification, and observational astronomy.

Urban wildlife rehabilitation clinic covering animal biology, native species conservation, and veterinary science concepts.

Regional science and discovery center with hands-on exhibits — supports physical science, technology, and early STEM inquiry for K–8 learners.

University-affiliated STEM learning center offering hands-on science and math programming aligned to curriculum standards.

Campus planetarium with sky shows and science building exhibits — astronomy, physics, and earth science curriculum support.

Hands-on science center at Armstrong State serving K–12 learners — covers physics, life science, and STEM concepts through interactive exhibits.

Providence-area science center with hands-on STEM exhibits — confirm specific venue as address is general; likely a regional science education facility.

Hands-on STEM learning center in a former mine region of Idaho — covers earth science, mining geology, and applied mathematics through interactive exhibits.

Hands-on science center in the historic Butte mining district — covers mining geology, mineralogy, and the industrial science history of Butte, Montana.

Science museum on Bald Head Island covering coastal and marine science — addresses ocean ecology, barrier island geology, and local natural history.

Hands-on science center on Long Island with STEM exhibits and nature programs — covers physical science, biology, and environmental science.

Regional science museum with hands-on STEM exhibits — covers earth science, physics, biology, and math concepts through interactive demonstrations.

Small enrichment center combining STEM activities, art projects, and physical movement — supports multi-subject hands-on learning in a structured class setting.

College-based planetarium with public shows — covers observational astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics through immersive dome presentations.

Public library planetarium in Spartanburg covering astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science through dome presentations.

Preserved 19th-century iron blast furnaces — demonstrates industrial-era iron production, metallurgy, and the rise of American manufacturing.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation shelter on Oak Island — covers native NC coastal species, wildlife biology, injury causes, and rehabilitation science.

Amateur astronomy club observatory open to the public — hands-on telescope use, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.