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11 matches in Virginia
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Commercially operated limestone cavern system — covers speleology, karst geology, cave formation, and mineralogy through guided tours.
Guided underground tour of a working exhibition coal mine in West Virginia — covers coal geology, mining engineering, and Appalachian industrial history.
Museum honoring inducted inventors with exhibits on the patent process, STEM careers, and landmark American inventions across technology and medicine.
Hands-on science museum in Richmond with exhibits on physics, astronomy, technology, and Virginia's scientific heritage.
NASA-affiliated air and space center with aircraft, spacecraft, and interactive exhibits — aeronautics, orbital mechanics, and space exploration history.
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Living museum combining aquarium, wildlife exhibits, and planetarium — covers Virginia native species, ecology, and astronomy.
State natural history museum with fossil, geology, and biodiversity exhibits — covers paleontology, earth science, and Virginia ecology.
Museum covering buoys, beacons, and lighthouse technology used in maritime navigation — supports optics, geography, and maritime history.
Combined aquarium and zoo facility providing hands-on study of aquatic biology and animal adaptation.
University of Richmond gallery displaying gems, minerals, shells, and natural specimens — supports mineralogy, taxonomy, and earth science study.
Museum covering jewelry design and manufacturing processes — applied metallurgy, geometry, and materials science with historical craft context.
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