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8 matches in Maryland
Major hands-on science center in Baltimore's Inner Harbor — covers physics, astronomy, earth science, and biology through interactive exhibits and an IMAX dome.
Major urban aquarium on Baltimore's Inner Harbor — covers marine biology, coral reef ecology, and animal adaptation across multiple exhibit floors.
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Fire apparatus museum with historic engines and equipment — covers firefighting technology, engineering history, and public safety.
Maryland state fish hatchery and aquatic education center — covers fish biology, aquaculture, and Chesapeake watershed ecology.
Museum covering the history of electronics and radar technology — supports electrical engineering, physics, and STEM history curriculum.
Natural history society with specimen collections — covers taxonomy, regional ecology, geology, and Maryland biodiversity.
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Computer history museum with hardware exhibits tracing computing from mainframes to PCs — covers computer science, engineering, and tech history.
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Working glass studio and gallery in Maryland where visitors can observe hot-glass and stained-glass techniques — covers materials science and studio craft.
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