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Indoor insect museum on Canal Street covering entomology, insect life cycles, taxonomy, and the ecological roles of insects worldwide.

Full-dome digital planetarium with NatureDome theater — covers stellar astronomy, Earth science, and mathematical relationships in planetary motion.

Full-dome digital planetarium at the Louisiana Art & Science Museum — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and earth-space science through live and recorded shows.

Planetarium and MegaDome cinema with astronomy and science programming — covers celestial mechanics, space science, and large-format STEM film content.

Lafayette science museum featuring natural history, physics, and Cajun/Louisiana cultural science exhibits — strong regional STEM and ecology content.

LIGO gravitational-wave observatory with public science center — covers laser interferometry, Einstein's general relativity, and experimental physics.

Baton Rouge museum combining a planetarium and science exhibits with an art collection — strongest curriculum hook is astronomy and physical science.

Regional science center with hands-on STEM exhibits covering physics, technology, and space science — structured for school and homeschool groups.

Downtown aquarium with freshwater and marine exhibits — fish taxonomy, aquatic ecosystems, and water-quality science.

Working hot-sauce factory and pepper farm tour on Avery Island — covers food science, fermentation, agriculture, and manufacturing processes.

Avery Island facility associated with Tabasco production and salt dome geology — covers food-science manufacturing and Gulf Coast geology.

Louisiana museum focused on bayou aquatic life, commercial fishing, and wetland ecosystems — supports marine biology, ecology, and Gulf Coast regional geography.

Indoor aquarium at a Baton Rouge mall — introduces marine biology, aquatic ecosystems, and species adaptation through interactive exhibits.

Public observatory operated by BREC with telescopes and public viewing nights — covers astronomy, optics, and the solar system.

LSU research natural-history museum with vertebrate and invertebrate specimen collections — covers taxonomy, biodiversity, and zoological science.

Community planetarium serving the Greater New Orleans area — covers astronomy, the solar system, and celestial navigation through live and pre-programmed sky shows.

Interactive illusion attraction covering optical science, perception psychology, and geometry through hands-on exhibits.

Federal museum at the site of the only active leprosy treatment center in the US — covers epidemiology, medical history, and public health policy.

Restored 1823 apothecary shop with original pharmaceutical equipment — covers the history of medicine, early chemistry, and the development of the American pharmacy profession.

Small Louisiana aquarium providing hands-on marine biology and aquatic ecology observation for local freshwater and Gulf species.

NASA-themed museum honoring the Space Shuttle Columbia crew — covers space exploration, aerospace history, and astronaut careers.

Research center and museum focused on Honey Island Swamp ecology — covers Louisiana wetland biology, bayou ecosystems, and wildlife conservation.

1909 hydraulic lock on the Intracoastal Waterway — covers lock-and-dam mechanics, fluid physics, and early 20th-century waterway engineering.

Museum dedicated to the petroleum industry — covers oil and gas geology, refining processes, energy production history, and the economic impact of fossil fuels.