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Natural history museum with one of the world's largest dinosaur halls — covers paleontology, geology, ecology, and evolutionary biology.

Large Air Force aviation museum at Robins AFB with over 90 aircraft — covers aerospace engineering, aviation history, and military technology from WWII to present.

Large regional science museum with planetarium, fossil hall, and mineral collections — covers earth science, paleontology, astronomy, and physics.

Hands-on regional science center — covers physical science, life science, and STEM concepts through interactive exhibits.

Full-dome digital planetarium at Tellus Science Museum — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the scale of the solar system through immersive projection shows.

Indoor butterfly conservatory at Callaway Gardens with live specimens and emergence chamber — covers lepidopteran life cycle and tropical entomology.

Planetarium and space science center with hands-on exhibits and full-dome theater — covers astronomy, space exploration, and applied physics.

Hands-on children's science center in Roswell, GA with interactive exhibits in physics, biology, and engineering for elementary-age learners.

Tropical and desert conservatory at Atlanta Botanical Garden with living plant collections covering botany, biomes, and plant adaptation.

Nature science center with live animals, trails, and naturalist programs — covers ecology, wildlife biology, and environmental science with hands-on exhibits.

DeKalb County science center with a planetarium and observatory — covers astronomy, earth science, and natural history through exhibits and live programs.

Freshwater aquarium focused on the Flint River ecosystem — covers aquatic biology, Georgia native fish species, and watershed conservation.

Sea turtle rehabilitation and research center on Jekyll Island, GA — covers marine biology, sea turtle life cycles, conservation medicine, and coastal ecology.

University natural history museum featuring a Cretaceous mosasaur fossil and Georgia wildlife specimens — paleontology, regional ecology, and natural history.

County environmental center with water-quality exhibits, wetland trails, and heritage displays covering watershed stewardship and local ecology.

University-affiliated math and science enrichment center — hands-on STEM exhibits covering mathematics, physics, and applied sciences.

Regional museum with natural history, science exhibits, and a planetarium — covers paleontology, physical science, and natural history.

Atlanta science center with live animals and hands-on exhibits — zoology, physical science, and natural history for younger learners.

Brand museum and factory experience covering carbonation chemistry, beverage production history, and global marketing — food science and consumer economics.

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta branch monetary museum — covers currency production, monetary policy, economics, and numismatics.

Georgia wildlife rehabilitation center — demonstrates native species biology, wildlife medicine, and human-wildlife coexistence.

Georgia Southern University raptor and wildlife education center with live native birds — covers raptor biology, wildlife rehabilitation, and animal adaptations.

Working butterfly farm with live specimens in north Georgia — covers lepidopteran life cycles, metamorphosis, and pollinator ecology.

CDC-operated museum on the Atlanta campus covering public health history, epidemiology, and disease prevention science — free admission.