Science Museums
About Science Museums on Reedleys
Science museums make scientific ideas tangible through exhibits, demonstrations, and hands-on experiments. Some focus on natural history, while others explore technology, space, or broad scientific principles; interactive galleries and planetariums are common features. The strongest visits make complex concepts clear and engaging for different ages.
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An interactive STEAM discovery center in El Paso with exhibits and activities for children and families.
Nuclear science museum in Albuquerque exploring the Atomic Age and peaceful uses of nuclear technology.
A New York City museum with hands-on exhibits and programs that explore mathematical ideas.
A San Francisco museum with an aquarium, rainforest exhibit, planetarium, and natural history museum.
A free mini museum exploring Tulsa's Art Deco and Jazz Age history, with artifacts and art.
A creation-focused history and science museum in Santee, featuring exhibits about the biblical account of creation and a young Earth.
Community museum in a shipping container featuring North Lawndale exhibits.
A Philadelphia museum and research institute focused on the history of science and technology.
A Seattle museum with working telecommunications equipment, historical exhibits, and docent-guided tours.
Omaha museum in historic Union Station featuring regional history and traveling exhibits.